Job Description / Duties

Driving a 40-foot double catamaran powered by an electric motor with up to 30 passengers
Driving a 4x4 Jeep with up to 4 passengers
Making sure the boat is safe to depart and getting guests ready for the tour
Care for guest safety and comfort, including the aesthetic and upkeep of dock infrastructure and equipment
Telling historical facts, showing wildlife and explaining the area to guests
Supporting other departments (dock, grounds, etc.) in their responsibilities when required in between tours and while waiting for customers
Maintaining positive interactions with guests and co-workers throughout the day, including at meal times and during unscheduled periods
Participation in on-going “bear aware” & wildlife training provided by River Safari

Qualifications / Required Skills

You should:

Have sound judgement, and decision-making skills relevant to outdoor leadership
Have experience operating motor boats
Be physically fit
Be excited about working and living in a small mountain town
Be willing and able to become familiar with BC flora & fauna
Be comfortable in a dynamic team environment with frequent guest interactions
Be well groomed, courteous, honest, and most important, reliable
Be flexible and accommodating with your approach to interacting with others
Be solution-oriented with a collaborative approach to tasks and relationships

Salary: $20-$22 per hour

Contact Information

Head to our website here
https://www.blueriversafari.com/employment
Scroll down to the bottom to download the application form. Once completed send your application form and Resume to info@riversafari.com

Employer Profile

Explore up to 12 kilometers of the spectacular Grizzly Bear Valley - where the wildlife decides when and for how long we stop along the way! As you are travelling through glacier-fed rivers and lakes seemingly going where no boat has gone before, you are sure to fall witness to a variety of active wildlife seen on these riverbanks. In addition to an information-packed narrative, guides will point out bears, glaciers and many waterfalls toppling from the surrounding snow-capped mountains.