Job Listings for Bamfield

Statistics Canada is hiring in your community for the 2026 Census! Census information is used to plan programs and services that support employment, education, public transportation and healthcare. Join the 2026 Census team for meaningful work and community impact.

Do you:

• Enjoy engaging in meaningful work that can benefit your community?
• Communicate well and enjoy interacting with a variety of people?
• Welcome the opportunity to develop new skills through exciting and fast-paced work assignments in a dynamic work environment?
• Consider yourself organized, flexible, and efficient?

If this sounds like you, then consider applying for an Enumerator position.

Enumerator positions are term positions and will go from May to July 2026.

Overview

The primary responsibility of enumerators is to collect completed census questionnaires from households.

Enumerators must be available to work a minimum of 20 hours per week on average, as determined by workload, with the majority of the work completed in the evenings and on weekends.

Responsibilities include collecting data from respondents in person through door-to-door visits.

Enumerators receive hourly compensation and are eligible to claim authorized expenses, such as mileage and parking.

The employment period runs from May 2026 to July 2026, depending on the position and location.

Responsibilities

• Establish contact for interview by telephone or in person
• Record answer on paper or enter directly into computer database
• Conduct interview following the outlines of questionnaires and survey
• Check information gathered for completeness and accuracy
• Perform general office duties

DESCRIPTION: Our SVOP Skippers are responsible for operating tours in Clayoquot and/or Barkley Sound. Skippers run our 12-passenger vessels in a safe & secure manner, while delivering an exciting and educational tour to our guests who travel across the globe to see our local wildlife. Full-time and part-time seasonal positions available(March-October.)

RESPONSIBILITIES: 

• Assure pre-departure checks have been completed, including checks of engine, safety equipment, weather and appropriate route planning. Properly fuel-up, record voyages in logbooks and store equipment after use.
• Communicate any maintenance issues with Maintenance Team and work with them to resolve issues

• Safely navigate vessel for duration of tours (2.5-3 hours) in accordance with your certification and the ‘rules of the road’. Ensure that all marine, environmental and wildlife viewing guidelines are being met and or exceeded
• Provide outstanding interpretation for guests in relation to local ecosystems and wildlife, all whilst focussed on guest safety and comfort
• Contribute to photos, videos, and data to our research partners
• Take part in crew training sessions