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Atira Development Society is seeking a Casual/On-call Building Services Worker for the Aoki Ross location in Downtown Eastside, Vancouver. This on-site, part-time position offers relief/on-call hours with a pay rate of $19.23 per hour.
You will join a team dedicated to safe, affordable housing and community support. The role covers cleaning of floors, bathrooms, kitchens, common areas, windows, and furnishings, with potential duties around vacant rooms and grounds.
Job Category: Frontline Operations
Requisition Number: BUILD002442
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Requisition Number: BUILD002442 ( One headcount)
Type: Internal and External candidates
Hours of Work: Relief/On-Call
Compensation: $19.23 per hour,
Program & Location: Aoki Ross - Downtown Eastside
Deadline: Noon Nov 4, 2026
About Us:
Atira Development Society builds, operates, and maintains housing to meet the need for safe, appropriate, and affordable rental housing with a focus on housing for women and on mixed-income communities. Atira's group of agencies are award-winning and known for inclusionary hiring practices and where a job is more than a pay cheque. We offer the opportunity to work alongside an amazing group of colleagues working to make the world a more just place.
The Opportunity:
Reporting to the Program Manager, the Building Services Worker, is responsible for washing and cleaning floors and carpets, cleaning bathrooms, kitchens, and room doors in common areas, cleaning stairwells, disposing of refuge, cleaning windows, dusting and polishing furniture and fixtures. The Building Services Worker is regularly exposed to and in direct contact with dust, dirt, fumes, cleaning and other chemicals, germs, and human waste. The Building Services Worker maintains the cleanliness of the grounds, may be required to clean vacant rooms; and reports any damage and/or problems in the building to the Building Manager.
About You:
You embrace Atira's mission, vision, values, and philosophy. You have a well-developed understanding of and commitment to anti-oppression work and intersectionality. You are familiar with colonialism especially as it applies in Canada, and you understand the impact of the residential school system. You are committed to working with people who are struggling with substance use and or mental wellness and understand and are comfortable working within a harm reduction environment. Lived expertise is an asset, as is living in the community in which you work. Atira strives to hire staff who reflect the people we serve.
Resumes from qualified trans, gender diverse and two spirit people are encouraged, as are resumes from Black people, people of color, Indigenous people, people who are disabled, and people from other equity-seeking groups. Fluency in a language(s) other than English is an asset.
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Additional Requisites/Assets:
At Atira, we value diverse experiences and recognize that some applicants may face barriers to obtaining required certifications. If you are passionate about this role, meet the other qualifications, and believe you have the necessary skills and experience but do not currently hold a valid First Aid certificate, we encourage you to contact us you can contact us at People & Culture Recruitment. Atira is committed to being an inclusive employer and may be able to connect you with resources to support you in meeting this requirement.