| Arena Maintenance Worker |
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Operates ice-making and resurfacing equipment in the production and maintenance of arena/curling ice.
Monitors refrigeration equipment, works with and provides maintenance for a variety of ice making equipment.
Ensures ice quality is maintained.
Maintains records related to the work.
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| Required certifications |
- Emergency First Aid (minimum)
- CPR certification
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- Ice Facility Operator Certificate or equivalent
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| Desired cxperience/qualifications |
- Completion of Grade 12
- Related technical training in the operation and maintenance of ice and building equipment
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| Arena Service Worker |
| Duty examples |
Operates ice-making and resurfacing equipment in the production and maintenance of arena and curling ice.
Monitors refrigeration equipment, works with and provides maintenance for ice resurfacing and edging equipment.
Ensure ice quality is maintained.
Maintain records related to the work.
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| Required certifications |
- Emergency First Aid (minimum)
- CPR certification
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- Refrigeration Operator’s Certificate
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| Desired experience/qualifications |
- Completion of Grade 12
- Related technical training in the operation and maintenance of ice and building equipment
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| Building Service Worker |
| Duty examples |
Works independently to take care of our facilities by sweeping, washing and doing minor maintenance and repairs.
Provides building security and assists with set-up and take down of rooms.
Helps maintain building heating and ventilation equipment.
Interacts with all ages of members of the public.
Performs work indoors and/or outdoors.
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| Required certifications |
- Emergency First Aid (minimum)
- CPR certification
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
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| Desired experience/qualifications |
- Completion of Grade 12
- Building Service Worker Certification (from Community College, Continuing Education, etc.)
- Related experience, including the knowledge of materials, methods and equipment used in custodial work
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| Facility Maintenance Worker |
| Duty examples |
Performs semi-skilled tasks below the journeyman level on the interior and exterior of variety of municipal facilities.
Inspects and identifies problems, performs minor repairs, or recommends course of action on general facility maintenance.
Performs preventative maintenance tasks and establishes preventative maintenance schedules.
Supervises, coordinates, plans and schedules work of contractors and monitors work for adherence to municipal standards.
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| Required certifications |
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- 4th Class Power Engineering Certificate
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| Desired experience/qualifications |
- Completion of Grade 12, supplemented by technical courses related to work
- Knowledge of building systems and controls (HVAC, alarms, electrical, mechanical, plumbing)
- Experience in maintenance of facilities
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| Labourer |
| Duty examples |
Performs semi-skilled tasks in the maintenance and general construction of roads, sewers, waterworks, facilities and parks.
Assists in exterior and interior construction projects, assembles and/or dismantles equipment, structures and surfaces.
Operates TOL’s vehicles, motorized equipment and tools.
Performs Heavy manual work outdoors in all weather conditions.
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| Required certifications |
Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence (Class 3 with Air Brake Endorsement is preferred)
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| Desired experience/qualifications |
- Completion of Grade 10
- Experience in general construction and maintenance type of work
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| Departments |
- Engineering and Construction Services
- Facilities
- Parks Operations
- Roads Operations
- Utilities Operations
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| Pool Service Worker |
| Duty examples |
Works independently doing a combination of operational, technical and building service work.
Provides maintenance for a variety of swimming pool equipment and keeps appropriate work records.
Maintains effective relationships with staff, patrons and user groups.
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| Required certifications |
- Emergency First Aid (minimum)
- CPR certification
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- Pool Operator Certificate – Level I and II
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| Desired experience/qualifications |
- Completion of Grade 12
- Related technical training in the operation and maintenance of pool and building equipment
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| Superintendent |
| Duty examples |
Supervises and manages employees required to complete assignments and participates in most human resources decisions.
Works independently under the direction of the Manager, performing operational planning, design, estimating, scheduling, inspection and maintenance functions related to the department.
Participates in operational and capital projects planning and financial control and adjustment.
Investigates and follows up on issues, answering inquiries and complaints from the public, developers, consultants and other regulatory agencies.
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| Required certifications |
Superintendent in Engineering and Construction Services:
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- Applied Science Technologists and Technicians – AScT (preferred)
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Superintendent in Facilities:
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- Refrigeration Safety Awareness Certificate
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Superintendent in Parks Operations:
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- Certification or ability to obtain certification as an Arborist with the International Society of Arborists
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Superintendent in Roads and Utilities Operations:
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- Eligible for registration under the provisions of the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians Act of BC as a Civil Engineering Technologist
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| Desired experience/qualifications |
Superintendent in Engineering and Construction Services:
- Diploma of Technology in Civil Engineering (or related field) or an experienced professional in a municipal infrastructure construction and maintenance field
- Minimum three years of direct Engineering experience in a municipal government, consulting company or infrastructure contracting company; or, equivalent combination
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Superintendent in Facilities:
- Engineering/Building Technologist Diploma or equivalent training and experience in the industry
- Minimum five years of direct Engineering experience in a municipal government or consulting company; or, equivalent combination
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Superintendent in Parks Operations:
- Bachelor's degree or diploma and Trades Qualifications in a related field or equivalent training and experience in the industry
- Minimum five years of direct Parks experience in a municipal government or organization providing Parks and Cemetery/Parks and Open Spaces management and maintenance services; or, equivalent combination
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Superintendent in Roads Operations:
- Diploma in Civil Engineering Technologist or equivalent
- Minimum five years of direct Engineering experience in a municipal government or consulting company; or, equivalent combination
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Superintendent in Utilities Operations:
- Diploma in Civil Engineering Technologist or equivalent
- Minimum seven years of direct Engineering experience in a municipal government or consulting company; or, equivalent combination
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- Engineering and Construction Services
- Facilities
- Parks Operations
- Roads Operations
- Utilities Operations
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| Trades II – Carpenter |
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Performs skilled carpentry, bench and joinery work at the journeyman level, including: construction, alteration, repair and maintenance of all TOL infrastructure, assets and properties.
Operates vehicles and Heavy equipment, and assists in general maintenance of all buildings.
Supervises the work of one or more workers.
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| Required certifications |
- Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
- BC Certificate of Qualification – Carpentry, or equivalent
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| Desired experience/qualifications |
- Completion of Grade 12, supplemented by technical courses related to field
- Completion of a recognized trades apprenticeship, or equivalent combination of training and experience
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- Facilities
- Parks Operations
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