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As a Dock Lead Hand you will work to ensure service to customers is met, that costs to the company meet goals through the scheduling of dock staff, proper loading and unloading techniques, planning vehicles, and managing claims. 

How You’ll Help: 

• Operate equipment in keeping with legislation, policies and procedures, ensuring safety and efficiency in order to minimize the risk of injury, property damage, or loss of life. 
• Load and unload cargo 
• Promptly report all incidents or accidents to supervisor 
• Ensure proper use of protective gear and safe operation of machinery. 
• Report continuing performance and attendance issues to supervisor 
• Answer questions and coach team members on all dock area processed or equipment operation. 
• Maintain records and documents as required 
• Assist in training workers on equipment operation and company safety policies and procedures. 
• Effectively communicate issues to supervision, management and other leads/employees 
• Assist whenever necessary and other duties that may be assigned. 
• Provides basic leadership and guidance to dock workers to ensure safe and efficient handling of cargo. 
• Relays information from the Operations Manager to Dock Workers and keeps the Operations Manager updated with dockside operations. 

Your Skills and Experience: 

• Minimum of secondary education, with preference of post-secondary education (general stream), or a combination of education and experience. 
• Forklift certified 
• Trained in the Transportation of Dangerous Goods 
• WHMIS certified 
• Previous Transportation or operational experience is preferred, various roles within transportation would be beneficial  
• Communication skills - advanced 
• Computer skills – accuracy, MS products, AS400, web-based programs 
• Demonstrated customer relationship skills 
• Strong conflict resolution skills 
• Able to work deadlines in a high transactional environment 
• Ability to champion business needs in a collaborative manner to colleagues 
• Results focused 
• English, other languages an asset 
• Able to work with little supervision 

To apply, visit our Careers page at dayross.com.

If you’re chosen for the role, you’ll be asked to provide reference and criminal background checks before employment. You’ll only be contacted if you’re selected for an interview. 

We are seeking individuals who are passionate about providing amazing customer service while prioritizing safety and creating a positive environment.   

Reporting to the Terminal Manager, Terminal Attendants are responsible for:   

• Directing traffic during loading/unloading procedures, pre-inspecting vehicles to ensure they comply with size restrictions and dangerous cargo regulations; redirecting vehicles to the correct holding lane; and identifying vehicles that may represent a safety hazard on the vessel. 

• Communicating in person, by phone and by handheld radio with the Tower, Ships Officer, and Terminal Supervisor to ensure the safe and efficient loading and discharge of vessel traffic. 

• Maintaining the Terminal buildings and the Terminal grounds including emptying trash containers, sweeping the compound; washing down building exteriors and interior and exterior windows; cleaning the washrooms; and dusting and vacuuming building interiors. 

• Responding to passenger queries; providing route and schedule information; and assisting passengers with problems. 

• Working on ramps and docks; assisting with vessel docking, handling moo 

• .ring lines; giving the all clear for vessel departure as required; assisting the vessel in ship-to-shore power hook up; checking for and advising the vessel of any potentially hazardous conditions including dangerous goods, oversize vehicles, and weight restrictions; and working with the loading officer and vessel crew for the safe transit of vehicles between shore to vessel. Additionally, operating a variety of company vehicles, including large trucks, in restricted spaces. 

• Performing additional duties including stocking the Coffee Shop and general Terminal stores; handling baggage and lost and found items; conducting security rounds; driving the forklift; participating in fire drills and responding to emergency situations; moving furniture; shoveling and salting snow and ice; handling ships lines; and operating rescue boats, garbage compactors, and terminal vehicles.  

What you bring to the team 

You are enthusiastic, reliable, and service orientated individual who excels working in a fast passed customer focused environment. You are an excellent communicator and work well in a team environment. In addition, you are comfortable working in a physical environment and working outside in all weather conditions. Please note that terminal operations run 24 hours a day, and applicants will be required to work graveyard shifts as operationally required. 

You have one (1) year of customer service experience and possess a Class 5 or 7N Drivers Licence with a clean ICBC Drivers Record Report.  

Preference may be shown to applicants who hold an Occupational First Aid Level 3.

We are seeking applicants who are passionate about providing amazing customer service while prioritizing safety and creating a positive environment.   

Reporting to the Terminal Manager, Foot Passenger Ticket Agents are responsible for:   

Foot Passenger Ticket Agent duties:  

• Calculating and collecting passenger fares; receiving cash or corporate media; and processing employee passes. 

• Responding to passenger inquiries; providing route and schedule information; directing passengers to appropriate berths and Terminal facilities; and arranging assistance for elderly or disabled travellers. 

• Carrying out revenue procedures, preparing the float, cashing up, filling out the bank deposit, and inputting daily sales totals into the computer and filing copies. 

• Ensuring that the ticket booths are stocked with boarding passes, charge card forms, and other revenue documents. 

Vehicle Ticket Agent duties: 

• Acquiring a float and ensuring that there is an adequate stock of schedules and media items in the booth. 

• Operating a cash register; determining and calculating appropriate fares; accepting cash, credit cards, or corporate media payments; directing passengers to correct lanes for their destinations; ensuring that traffic line-ups at the ticket booth are progressing in a timely fashion. 

• Dispensing information to the public regarding ferry sailing times, other ferry routes and services, and tourist information, and communicating with Tower Controllers. 

• Preparing pre-deposits of cash between sailings and final bank deposit at end of shift. 

• Balancing cash and media sales, preparing the float for return at the end of each watch, compiling and checking revenue information, inputting the day's sales into a computer; and filing information. 

What you bring to the team 

You are a positive, customer focused individual who thrives in a fast-paced customer focused environment. You work well independently and in a team environment and possess excellent communication skills. In addition, you are comfortable working outside in all weather conditions.  

You have one (1) year of experience in customer service and one (1) year of experience in cash handling with a complex POS system.

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