From a summer job to an exciting career! 🌊 After five seasons in the Inshore Rescue Boat Program, Alana Swales is now a Search and Rescue Training Officer in the Great Lakes. 🚤 Just goes to show, a summer experience can take you far! Join the team next summer! You have until November 24 to apply: https://emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.ca/srs-sre/page01.html?poster=1782&lang=en | Canadian Coast Guard

Officer Cadets from the Canadian Coast Guard College participated in a simulated rescue on the water. Practical training like this prepares these future marine navigation officers to respond to different scenarios while working at sea. Learn more about the Officer Training Program: https://www.ccg-gcc.gc.ca/college/officer-training-formation-officier/program-information-programme-eng.html | Canadian Coast Guard

27K views · 222 reactions | Did you know that the Canadian Coast Guard is involved in an average of 10 search and rescue incidents per day? The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre coordinates over 3,000 cases per year in the Halifax search and rescue region. Harvey Vardy, the Atlantic Region's Superintendent of Search and Rescue, gave us his thoughts on shoreline hazards to watch out for. #SafeonShore | Nova Scotia Government | Facebook

480 reactions · 191 shares | Come aboard! Become a Marine Engineer or a Navigation Officer at the Coast Guard College. | Canadian Coast Guard | Facebook

7.4K views · 327 reactions | Hop aboard CCGS Capt Jacques Cartier, built under Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy! Learn more about the important work this Offshore Fishery Science Vessel undertakes in order to help protect and conserve our oceans. Happy World Oceans Day! Check out our YouTube channel for the full video!  https://youtu.be/9tH4rzz_mx4 | Canadian Coast Guard | Facebook

1.6K views · 58 reactions | Thanks to the National Shipbuilding Strategy, we’re proud to see our members equipped with modern & efficient ships!  CCGS Cadboro Bay & Florencia Bay have joined our fleet & are currently transiting from the East to the West coast, where they will deliver search and rescue operations. Stay tuned! | Canadian Coast Guard | Facebook