CAC Maintenance Worker

Municipality of North Cowichan; North Cowichan; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Municipality of North Cowichan is hiring a casual CAC Maintenance Worker to oversee a broad range of mechanical and maintenance tasks at the Cowichan Aquatic Centre. The role involves daily operation, planning and coordination of staff efforts, and possible deployment to other duties as needed.

The candidate should hold Grade 12, a Pool Operators Level II certificate, PoolSafe certification, CPR-C, WHMIS, and a BC Class 5 license. Prior experience in aquatic facility maintenance is preferred.

Qualifications

• Completion of Grade 12
• Pool Operators Level II or higher
• PoolSafe certification and CPR level C
• WHMIS and Building Service Worker training
• Valid BC Driver's license (Class 5) and clean driving record
• Experience maintaining aquatic/fitness facilities and basic repairs

Responsibilities

• Maintain daily/long-term mechanical operation of CAC
• Plan, direct and coordinate work activities of staff
• Self-direct maintenance tasks including plumbing, HVAC, carpentry and painting
• Ensure safety policies, WorkSafe BC and regulatory requirements are followed

Skills

Communication

Public relations

Problem solving

Scheduling

Team leadership

Safety awareness

Education

Grade 12

Pool Operators Level II

PoolSafe certification

First aid CPR C

Building Service Worker

WHMIS certificate

Class 5 BC Driver's License

Tools

Corel Suite

Microsoft Office

Facility booking software

Job description

Municipality of North Cowichan

CAC Maintenance Worker

(Casual)

The Municipality of North Cowichan (population 31,900) is located in the beautiful Cowichan Valley on Southern Vancouver Island, between Nanaimo and Victoria. Our communities of Chemainus, Crofton, Maple Bay, and the South End are home to a multitude of artistic, cultural and outdoor recreational activities. The Municipality provides a stable and varied work environment, competitive pay and benefits.

We invite applications from candidates with the proven skills, qualifications and abilities for the position of Maintenance Worker at the Cowichan Aquatic Centre (CAC) on a casual basis. If you are self-motivated, looking to take on a new challenge where you can make a difference and enjoy both responsibility and accountability with one of British Columbia's most inclusive and environmentally conscious municipalities, we look forward to receiving your application!

The successful candidate will personally perform a broad range of duties in the ongoing daily and long-term planning, management and control of all aspects of the mechanical operation of a diverse aquatics and fitness facility. Deployment to other duties may be required from time to time.

Required Skills, Qualifications and Abilities:

1. Completion of Grade 12.
2. Must have a minimum of two (2) years of experience in all facets of a building maintenance position in an aquatics and/or fitness facility environment.
3. Possession of a valid Pool Operators Level II (or higher) certificate, PoolSafe certification, safety orientated first aid including CPR level 'C', Building Service Worker course and a WHMIS certificate.
4. Possession and maintenance of a valid Class 5 B.C. Driver's License; a satisfactory current driver's abstract will be required.
5. Demonstrable ability to assist in planning, directing, guiding and coordinating the work activities of employees; assigning and monitoring work duties and responsibilities; establishing and modifying work methods, schedules and priorities while supporting ongoing training and skill development.
6. Basic experience and ability in preparing requisitions for supplies, materials and equipment, monitoring maintenance expenditures and planning for efficient lifecycling of equipment.
7. In possession of good skills in communication, public relations, problem solving, scheduling work, team leadership, addressing co-worker and public concerns and enforcing policies and procedures.
8. Demonstrable skills with Windows networked environment, including the practical use of Corel Suite or Microsoft Office Suite of programs, email software and facility booking software.
9. Demonstrable ability to undertake self-directed facility repairs, including plumbing, HVAC systems, fitness equipment, carpentry, painting, tiling, and minor electrical with the operation of power tools.
10. Demonstrable ability and knowledge in the operation of pool filtration equipment, water balancing, HVAC systems, chemical feed systems, water quality monitoring equipment, fitness equipment and overall facility maintenance with the goal of excellent facility and equipment lifecycling planning and operation.
11. Independence of judgment, and capability of working under minimal supervision recognizing and addressing liability risks.
12. Working knowledge of and commitment to WorkSafe BC, Ministry of Health and the BC Safety Authority regulations and safety procedures and other related regulatory requirements as related to the safe operation of an aquatic and fitness facility.
13. The position is designated to be hands-on, as a result it may be physically demanding.
14. Ability to work a variety of hours, which will include shift and weekend work.

This is a unionized position (CUPE Local 358) and the collective agreement may be viewed on our website.

Candidates being considered will be required to undergo a comprehensive evaluation of skills, qualifications, and abilities. This position has responsibility for vulnerable persons and will therefore be required to undergo a Vulnerable Sector screening check, in addition to a Police Information Check, if an offer of employment is made.