manager, recreation

Village of Southern Victoria; Perth-Andover; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

The Village of Southern Victoria is seeking a Recreation Manager in Perth-Andover, NB. The role reports to the CAO and leads planning, organizing, and managing recreation programs and community events that affect residents' health, well‑being, and quality of life.

You will oversee arenas, pools, fitness facilities, fields, and other municipal recreation amenities, with staff supervision and budget oversight.

Responsibilities

• Leadership & Staff Supervision: recruit, train, schedule, and supervise recreation staff such as arena attendants, lifeguards, instructors, and event staff.
• Program Management: develop and implement seasonal programming for fitness, aquatics, youth and senior activities.
• Community Events & Engagement: plan and promote events (Canada Day, Winter fest) and build partnerships with local groups.
• Financial & Administrative Management: manage annual operating and capital budgets; monitor revenues and expenses; oversee user agreements.

Job description

Job details

The Recreation Manager is a key member of the municipal leadership team, reporting to the CAO. This position is responsible for planning, organizing, and managing recreation programs and community events that affect the health, well-being, and quality of life of residents. The Recreation Manager oversees the daily operation of the arena, swimming pool, fitness centre, sports fields, and other municipal recreation amenities. This role includes supervision of Recreation staff, coordination of seasonal programming, facility scheduling, community engagement, and budget management. The Recreation Manager works closely with the Perth-Andover Recreation Commission Inc. This is a full-time position (due to the nature of the position the employee is expected to work 160 hours over a 4 week period), with evening and weekend work required based on facility operations and community events.*Responsibilities:**

• 1. Leadership & Staff Supervision Recruit, train, schedule, and supervise recreation staff, including arena attendants, lifeguards, instructors, and casual event staff.
• Provide direction and support to staff and volunteers, ensuring safe and effective service delivery.
• Monitor staff performance, conduct evaluations, and ensure adherence to policies and procedures.
• Maintain accurate records of hours worked, certifications, and training.

• 2. Program Management Support the Coordinator in developing and implementing seasonal programming for all age groups, including fitness, aquatics, youth, and senior programs.
• Oversee all summer program staff, coordinate with minor sports, community groups, and schools to ensure equitable access and support for local recreation needs.
• Ensure students receive appropriate orientation, safety training, and mentorship throughout their employment.
• Be the primary to oversee the Active Living Fitness Centre to ensure quality user experience and implementation of new programs, etc.

• 3. Community Events & Engagement In conjunction with volunteer groups (if applicable) and employees, plan, promote, and execute special events such as Tuff Muck, Canada Day, Winter Freeze fest, holiday activities, etc.
• Develop partnerships with local organizations, schools, and volunteers to increase program participation and event success.
• Prepare promotional materials, such as seasonal program guides to communicate recreation opportunities to the public.
• Serve as a secretary on the Perth-Andover Recreation Commission Inc. and as a liaison for other community advisory groups.
• Oversee the volunteer management program.

• 4. Financial & Administrative Management Develop and manage the annual recreation operating and capital budgets in collaboration with the CAO.
• Monitor program and facility revenues and expenses, seeking efficiencies and identifying grant opportunities.
• Administer all user agreements (ice usage agreements, community use agreement, etc.)
• Ensure compliance with municipal policies, insurance requirements, and Provincial recreation guidelines.
• Represent the municipality on the Western Valley Recreation Association, and other boards where deemed necessary by employer.
• Other duties deemed necessary by employer.

• 5. Health, Safety & Regulatory Compliance Ensure all Recreation staff are trained in first aid, CPR, and relevant safety certifications.
• Maintain and enforce facility rules, emergency procedures, and safe work practices.
• Conduct regular risk assessments and ensure all recreational activities and events are conducted in a safe manner.
• Regularly inspect all facilities and equipment for health and safety issues.
• Encourage open discussions among staff about safety concerns and improvements.
• Ensure all employees with municipal phones have the NB OHS app installed for quick reference.
• Implement and maintain workplace safety protocols in compliance with regulations.

• 6. Seasonal Operations Coordinate the seasonal opening and closing of the pool, aren
• Location Perth-Andover , NB
• Work location On site
• Salary $ 55,000 to $ 65,000 YEAR annually
• Terms of employment Full time
• Starts as soon as possible
• vacancies 1 vacancy
• Source indeed.com #10230468233

• Perth-Andover, NB

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