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McMan is seeking a Casual Transportation Support Staff (Driver) for the Family Development Program in Rocky Mountain House. This on-site role requires transporting clients, completing related paperwork, and occasional travel within Central Alberta.
A Class 5 license and reliable vehicle are needed, with travel reimbursement provided. The position is part-time with flexible afternoons/evenings and weekends, offering $18.00 per hour and travel reimbursement of $0.57 per km.
McMan is a not-for-profit agency that has been operating since 1975. McMan provides a range of comprehensive programs across Alberta. Earning a sound reputation from success stories and positive relationships, McMan has become well known for being a responsive, highly competent, and innovative partner in service delivery. A diverse range of programs and services are accessible through local offices across Alberta to anyone who needs help. We believe that help from someone who cares should never be out of reach.
Our Family Development Program located in Rocky Mountain House is seeking a:
Casual Transportation Support Staff (Driver)
The Family Development Program provides caring and professional family support to help develop positive family relationships by teaching parenting, living, communication and behavior management skills. This program helps children, youth and parents struggling with a variety of issues. Clients are referred to this program from their local Children Services office.
Hourly Wage: $18.00 per hour., Travel Reimbursement at $0.57/KM.
Hours of work: Up to 40 hours per week. Schedule will vary based on referrals and client needs. Candidates must be available to work select afternoons, evenings and weekends to provide programming that serves a wide range of populations.
Competition will remain open until a successful candidate is found.
We thank all that apply. Only short-listed applicants will be contacted for an interview.
McMan is Committed to the Principles of Employment Equity