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Senior Marine Safety Inspector Inventory (Naval Architecture)Organization: Transport Canada - Marine Safety & SecuritySelection process number: 25-MOT-EA-HRS-05021Location: Kingston (Ontario), North York (Ontario), Sarnia (Ontario), St. Catharines (Ontario), Thunder Bay (Ontario)Salary: $112,823 to $131,504Level: TI-07-(Marine)Who can apply: Persons residing in Canada, Canadian citizens and Permanent residents abroad.DutiesOur Vision: A marine industry where safety and environmental protection are top priorities. Transport Canada aims for a future where the regulatory framework is increasingly performance-based, enabling systematic approaches and continuous safety improvement. Inspectors must be leaders and skilled communicators who can work with clients, adapt to diverse needs, and manage risk. Inspections involve responsibility and accountability with potential impact on public safety.Mission: To maintain and enhance safety and the protection of life, health, property and the marine environment through: (a) developing, maintaining and implementing an effective regulatory regime; (b) education and awareness; (c) monitoring and enforcement.Work environmentTRANSPORT CANADA: A SMART CAREER MOVE. We seek dynamic candidates to shape the transportation system of tomorrow. The organization employs over 6,000 people across Canada and maintains a broad mandate to support safety, security, environmental responsibility and trade. Our goal is a safe, secure, green, innovative and integrated transportation system.Intent of the processTransport Canada may establish a pool of qualified or partially qualified candidates to staff similar positions with various tenures in the Ontario Region. Positions to be filled: number to be determined.Important messagesWhen you apply, you are applying to an inventory for future vacancies, not a specific job. You may be contacted for assessment as positions become available. Apply online using the Public Service Resourcing System. Your application remains active for 180 days. You will receive a notice 30 days before the end of your active period. Applicants from outside the federal public service may be responsible for their own travel. A variety of assessment tools may be used (written tests, self-assessments, interviews, reference checks). Communications will be sent via email; keep contact information up to date. Original education documents may be requested. Foreign credentials require Canadian equivalency. Language of the official application can be chosen by the candidate. Successful candidates must meet and maintain conditions of employment. We are committed to an inclusive and barrier-free process; accommodations are available upon request and kept confidential.Operational requirementsMust be willing and able to travel and work overtime on short notice.You need (essential for the job)Your application must clearly explain how you meet the following Demonstrate education, experience and asset qualifications with specific details (when, where, how). Do not simply state you meet a qualification or list responsibilities. Provide concrete information or your application may be screened out.Education:Diploma from a recognized post-secondary institution in naval architectureExperience:Experience normally acquired over FIVE (5) consecutive years in one or more of the following areas: marine ship design, construction, repairs, operation, inspection, quality assurance or other marine-related areas; and/or experience in technical or operational management of ships.Applied / assessed at a later dateKnowledge:Knowledge of Canada Shipping Act, 2001 and related regulations; knowledge of international maritime legislation including conventions.Abilities:Effective oral and written communication; ability to analyze technical matters and resolve operational problems; ability to work under stress with multiple priorities and tight deadlines.Language requirements (essential for the job)May be applied / assessed at a later dateExperience:Experience as a master or chief engineer on vessels; experience as an employer representative or health and safety committee member/representative under Canada Labour Code Part II or provincial equivalents; experience in safety management systems and quality assurance programs; experience as a port captain, independent surveyor or surveyor for classification societies; experience in design, construction or repair of commercial vessels or small vessels; experience in managing large technical projects; experience as a vessel superintendent.Knowledge:Specialized knowledge/operations in tankers, LNG, TDG, cargo handling; knowledge of the area of operation.Our commitmentWe are committed to an inclusive and barrier-free work environment, starting with the hiring process. If accommodation is needed during any phase of the evaluation process, please request specialized accommodation. All information related to accommodation will be kept confidential.The Public Service of Canada is committed to building a skilled and diverse workforce. We promote employment equity and encourage self-declaration for designated employment equity groups when applying. Preference will be given to veterans and then to Canadian citizens and permanent residents, with Nunavut Inuit prioritized for Nunavut-specific jobs.We would like to thank all applicants; however, only those selected for further consideration will be contacted. #J-18808-Ljbffr