Baffin Fisheries
Building 208 X0A1H0 Iqaluit, NU, Canada

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Experience & knowledge of Deck Operations on offshore otter trawling/freezing shrimp & turbot vessels; proven skills in various deck operations; experience with Ship Safety Programs. Valid Transport Canada tickets and certificates. Submit resume, supporting certificates and cover letter to: [Email hidden] or fax +1 709-726-6374. Work rotation is 2 trips on / 2 trips off and working in port with members of the opposite rotation as required. We thank all applicants for their interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Experience & knowledge of offshore otter trawling/freezing; shrimp & turbot; deep-sea fishing winch system, single & double trawl; proven skills in deck operations; experience with Ship Safety Program. Submit resume, supporting certificates, and cover letter to: [email protected] or fax +1 709-726-6374. Work rotation is 2 trips on / 2 trips off and working in port with members of the opposite rotation as required. We thank all applicants for their interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

This is great news for Baffin Fisheries employees

Baffin Fisheries successfully completes a second at sea transfer of shrimp in Iqaluit to be used for the Canada Surplus Food Sharing Program in Nunavut. Today (Mon. Nov. 2) we landed 10,000 pounds of shrimp in Iqaluit directly from the company’s largest fishing vessel, FV Sivulliq, onto the smaller waiting vessel. Chairman David Alexander coordinated logistics of the offload to take the shrimp ashore. David and our crewing manager Kavavow is coordinating delivery to other Nunavut communities. The aim of the program is to prioritize those in need. Amaruq HTA will coordinate delivery in Iqaluit. Other HTAs will coordinate in their own communities. (Photo credits to Jonathan Larkham)