Occupations (NOC)

Deck officers, water transport — NOC 72602

News, draws, job postings and data for Deck officers, water transport (NOC 2021 72602, TEER 2).

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From: March 2026
to: March 21, 2026
TEER: 2

What people in this occupation do

Command and operate ships or other self-propelled vessels, such as barges or oil rigs, to transport passengers and cargo
Command and operate coast guard vessels to provide ice-breaking and search and rescue services, and to maintain control over ships operating in Canadian waters
Board vessels at berth or from pilot boats to advise ships’ captains on the course to steer for safe passage into and out of ports, seaways or other waterways under pilotage authority
Plan and execute safe navigational passage using navigational aids

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Canada Immigration Nova Scotia NOC 2273/72602 Deck officers, water transport Work Permits

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March 21, 2026

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