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ferry operations manager

Government of Saskatchewan · Moose Jaw (SK)

📅 17/08/2026
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The Ministry of Highways is seeking a Seasonal Ferry Operator to support the safe and efficient operation of the Riverhurst Ferry Crossing. This position offers dynamic and hands-on work within Saskatchewan's transportation network. Employees receive a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package including pension, vacation and scheduled days off, inclusive work environments, career development opportunities, and flexible work arrangements. The ideal candidate is dependable, safety-focused, accountable, and adaptable, with a commitment to public service excellence. They work well independently and as part of a team, communicate effectively with clients and stakeholders, and demonstrate sound judgment while operating in a safety-sensitive environment. Strong leadership and interpersonal skills are valuable, as the role may involve guiding, coaching, and supporting team members. Please use link provided to view full job description. Location Moose Jaw , SK Work location On site Salary $ 24.07 to $ 30.17 HOUR hourly Terms of employment Seasonal employment Part time Starts as soon as possible Source SaskJobs #1536688 Various locations Moose Jaw, SK
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