Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to grow your skills and start your career in maintenance and facilities? As a Facilities Maintenance Coordinator at Canon Canada, you will report to the Regional Manager, General Environmental Affairs and will be responsible for supporting all internal requests regarding facilities and internal events. You will also support the shipping and receiving functions within the mail room. As part of our General and Environmental Affairs team, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and functionality of our facilities.
Key Responsibilities
Process, schedule, and/or complete any light duty maintenance requests within the office
Oversee and maintain safe equipment operation within the facility
Complete daily facility inspections
Support corporate and business unit internal initiatives and event set up/tear down
Administer all mailroom and loading dock processes
Assist with ISO 14001 and Environmental Management System programs for the office
To Succeed, You Will Need:
High School or equivalent education is required
Minimum of 1 year experience working in facilities
Known as a “handy person”, with an aptitude for using tools
Good communication, project and time management skills
Ability to operate mail inserting machine, tools, and loading dock equipment
Why Join?
HUB WORK
This role will require you to work out of your assigned office Monday to Friday - 7:00 am to 3:00 pm
BENEFITS
Comprehensive health coverage plan that includes medical, dental and vision
Life insurance, disability and wellness programs
Vacation, Paid Personal Time and Sick days
Matching RRSP contribution & Profit-Sharing Program
Tuition Assistance Program for professional continuing education
Discounts on Canon products, retailers, memberships and more!
EMPLOYEE PERKS
Free coffee and snacks
Employee referral program
Inspire Program, online peer-to-peer recognition for redeemable points on hundreds of products
Community involvement
Employee Appreciation Events
Language Requirement
In this job, you will be required to provide support nationally. As customers and work colleagues are spread out across Canada, both English and French (written and spoken) is needed for day-to-day responsibilities such as responding to customer (internal and external) calls from other provinces, reviewing documents generated in other provinces, etc. Therefore, you must be able to communicate verbally and in writing in both official languages.