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Working in Canada under U.S. 1600 ton Master ?
If I was to move to Canada could I work for a Canadian tugboat company with my Master 1600 ton U.S.C.G. license?
Old Salt
Re: Working in Canada under U.S. 1600 ton Master ?
Simple answer. NO. The Canadians have just as much, no make that MORE protection for their own mariners as US does for ours. You first have to become a legal resident or maybe a citizen and then go through their Licensing system. You should be able to get credit towards a Canadian License.Originally Posted by oakalley2
http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/marinesafety...aq-1052.htm#a4
Those of you who think you know it all are really annoying to those of us who do.
gCaptain Greenhorn
I live in canada there licening needs way less sea time and they will transfer your uscg license over to there equivalent but will take 4-6 months
gCaptain Crew
Re: Working in Canada under U.S. 1600 ton Master ?
Assuming a 1 to 1 exchange rate...does anyone know how the pay on Canadian Flag tugs compares with US Flag vessels?
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