Crew Member – Dock Service

Hutten Land & Shore; Owen Sound; On-site; CAD 26,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Open book management

Monthly team events

Hands-on coaching and training

High-performance culture

Leadership skill development

Job summary

Hutten Land & Shore in Owen Sound, ON, seeks a Crew Member – Dock Service. You will install and service docks, lifts, and shoreline structures across Georgian Bay and the Bruce Peninsula. This is hands-on, outdoor work alongside a high‑performing team that values craftsmanship and growth.

The role emphasizes physically demanding tasks, safety, and teamwork, with compensation of $19–$22 per hour based on experience. A valid driver’s license is required to support on-site travels.

Qualifications

• Physically fit for outdoor, hands-on work
• Team player with accountability and growth mindset
• Valid driver’s license required
• Safety-conscious with ability to follow policies

Responsibilities

• Work safely and proactively on waterfront dock projects
• Operate tools such as chainsaw winches and drills and handle floating devices
• Read installation manuals and drawings to guide setups
• Communicate professionally with customers and follow company safety standards
• Perform dock system installations, adjustments, and maintenance
• Keep trucks, trailers, and job sites clean and organized

Job description

Crew Member – Dock Service

Hutten Land & Shore

Owen Sound, ON

$19–$22/hour, based on experience

Connect with the water.

You’re not afraid of waves, wind, cold water, or a steep shoreline. In fact — that’s where you do your best work.

As a Crew Member – Dock Service, you’ll help bring waterfront projects to life across Georgian Bay and the Bruce Peninsula. From installing dock systems and boat lifts to adjusting shoreline structures and maintaining equipment, this role is hands‑on, physical, and deeply rewarding.

This is hands‑on, outdoor work — done alongside a high‑performing team that values craftsmanship, accountability, and growth.

What You’ll Be Responsible For

Project Execution

• Work safely, responsibly, and with initiative
• Operate tools and equipment such as chainsaw winches, drills, and floating devices
• Read and interpret installation manuals, layout drawings, and specifications
• Communicate professionally and courteously with customers
• Follow company policies and health & safety standards
• Practice shoreline stewardship using environmental best practices

Quality Workmanship

• Install and remove aluminum pipe, floating, and tower dock systems
• Install boat lifts and marine rail systems
• Perform dock service adjustments (height, alignment, repairs)
• Load, unload, and transport materials using dollies and floating devices
• Assist with physically demanding shoreline installations

Equipment & Site Care

• Maintain cleanliness and organization of trucks, trailers, job sites, and yard
• Perform daily preventative maintenance: inspections, lubrication, cleaning

What Success Looks Like

• Quality dock service work completed safely and efficiently
• Estimated vs. actual job hours tracked and respected
• Daily 15-minute clean/grease standard upheld
• Growth in skill, professionalism, and teamwork
• Customers who feel confident and cared for

Who This Role Is Perfect For

• You value the Hutten philosophy and team-first culture
• You enjoy physically demanding outdoor work
• You’re comfortable working in deep water, waves, and wind (dry suits provided)
• You can handle difficult shoreline access and steep terrain
• You’re hands‑on and comfortable with tools
• You have a valid driver’s license
• You want to grow — not just punch a clock

The Seasonality

Dock Service peaks in spring and early fall. During mid-summer and late fall, there may be opportunities to contribute to other departments depending on workload and company needs.

Why Hutten Land & Shore?

You’ll work on award‑winning land and shore projects throughout Tobermory, Lion’s Head, Wiarton, Port Elgin, Sauble Beach, Georgian Bluffs, Meaford, and Markdale — all while living in Ontario’s recreational hub.

• Strong coaching and hands‑on training
• Open book management
• Monthly team events — BBQs, family parties, breakfast updates, games, and seasonal celebrations — designed to celebrate hard work and bring the team together.
• A high‑performance, growth‑focused culture
• Real opportunity to develop your trade and leadership skills