Tour Narrator, Marine

Job Summary The Narrator is responsible for delivering engaging, educational, and safety-focused narrations aboard CRPC tour vessels. This role serves as the voice of the experience — guiding guests through the natural attractions of Key Largo's mangrove-lined canals and coral reef areas, while ensuring guests enjoy a safe, memorable, and informative tour. The ideal candidate is personable, knowledgeable about marine life, and able to communicate effectively with large groups in a professional and welcoming manner. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Guest Engagement & Education Deliver entertaining and informative narrations during boat tours, highlighting local history, wildlife, and conservation facts. Welcome guests aboard and ensure they are informed about safety procedures and tour expectations. Provide clear and courteous responses to guest questions, maintaining a friendly and professional tone. Use training materials provided by the Head Narrator to ensure consistent delivery of accurate information. Tailor the narration to different audiences (families, tourists, school groups, etc.) for an enjoyable and educational experience. Safety & Operations Assist with boarding and seating guests safely and efficiently. Support the Captain and crew by communicating passenger needs or safety concerns promptly. Ensure all safety announcements and procedures are completed prior to departure. Observe passenger behavior and maintain order throughout the tour to ensure compliance with safety protocols. Presentation & Teamwork Maintain professional appearance in CRPC-approved uniform at all times. Coordinate closely with the Captain, Head Narrator, and Marine Biologist to align messaging and enhance the guest experience. Participate in ongoing training, meetings, and periodic performance evaluations to improve narration quality and guest engagement. Handle guest feedback with professionalism, escalating issues to the Captain or General Manager when appropriate. Experience, Qualifications, Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities High school diploma or equivalent required. Prior experience in public speaking, guiding, or performing preferred. General knowledge of coral reefs, marine life, and environmental conservation. Strong verbal communication and storytelling skills. Friendly, approachable personality with excellent customer service skills. Ability to project voice clearly to large groups in outdoor or boat settings. Must be comfortable working outdoors and on boats in varying weather conditions. Must be able to pass the company's drug test and background check. Valid driver's license or reliable transportation to work site required. Benefits Comprehensive Health Benefits (Medical, Dental & Vision)

Employer-Sponsored Life Insurance Employee Discounts Pay:

$22.00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person