Casual General Hands

Enjoy the excitement of introducing new ferries Enjoy $1,000 worth of travel benefits MUST live in or around Cape Jervis or Penneshaw, KI to be considered for this role About the role The General Hand will work as part of a team, maintaining safety, reliability, and customer service at all times.

Effective communication skills are essential.

The role involves meeting and exceeding key performance indicators, demonstrating strong work ethics, energy, commitment, initiative, self-motivation, responsibility, and teamwork.

Primary responsibilities include : Safely mooring and securing the vessel as directed.

Ensuring passenger safety during boarding and disembarking, including assistance with electric wheelchairs.

Assisting ferry crews, operational staff, and check-in staff to facilitate smooth operations.

General maintenance and cleaning of the passenger terminal and wharf area.

Working weekends as part of the roster.

About You You need strong work ethics, reliability, flexibility, and teamwork skills.

Excellent communication with team members and passengers is essential.

Exceptional interpersonal and organizational skills are required, along with a suitable level of fitness to handle physical demands.

Manual handling of vessel ropes and stores.

Physically fit.

We request a resume outlining your skills and encourage you to answer the questions carefully.

This is an Expression of Interest ONLY; applications will be monitored for future opportunities.

About SeaLink SA SeaLink SA is part of the Kelsian Group, Australia's largest integrated land, marine, tourism, and public transport provider, with international operations in London and Singapore.

The Kelsian Group employs around 10,000 people and operates approximately 5,000 buses, 120 ferries, and 24 light rail vehicles, serving over 207 million customers annually.

We are committed to providing meaningful and sustainable employment opportunities, supporting diversity, and promoting inclusion.

We welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, LGBTQIA+ individuals, people with disabilities, and those from diverse cultural backgrounds.