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Freedom Boat Club is the nation’s oldest and largest private member boat club and we are currently looking to add a highly customer-focused US Coast Guard Captain to our training staff. We are looking for a dynamic individual to handle training and on-boarding our club members through classroom and on the water training.
Good communication skills and friendly customer service required. The position will require weekend hours as needed and is part-Time with flexible hours.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Candidates must hold a US Coast Guard Captains License.
Previous instructor experience is also highly desirable.
Must pass a background check and drug screening
Valid driver’s license and good driving record
Boating experience in and around boats is required
Vision adequate to read / manipulate hand held computer tablets
Ability to maintain a calm, positive attitude during periods of high activity
Highly effective communications skills and friendly customer service is absolutely required
Must be a self-starter and capable of working unsupervised
High attention to detail
Always operate with an emphasis on guest hospitality
Adhere to all safety policies
Maintain a cooperative, team attitude in working with supervisors and fellow employees
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