All jobs in Public Service

Application Close: 13/05/2024 

 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Language Requirement: Designated Day 1 Ready - immediate requirement for language proficiency: French: oral, reading, writing required. English: oral, reading, writing required. Candidates must meet language requirement for position upon hire.   
• Police Record Check: The successful candidate will be required to complete a Criminal Records and Judicial Matters Check with the Police Services detachment in their jurisdiction to the Ottawa Public Library's satisfaction.; Police record checks completed by a third-party company will not be accepted.
• Additional vacancies may occur during the competition process. 
• Alternative educational credentials combined with job-related experience, demonstrated performance, and ability may be considered in lieu of stated academic requirements. 
• Please save a copy of the job poster. Once the closing date has passed, it will no longer be available.

We wish to thank all applicants for their interest and effort in applying for this position. Only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. 

Main Purpose and Function
The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation is accepting applications from qualified individuals to be added to a pool of Building Workers (BW) to join our Community Centres and Mobile Parks auxiliary teams. This role will provide qualified candidates an opportunity to work in and across a diverse portfolio of facilities and spaces in the City. Qualified candidates will be assessed on the basis of their skills, knowledge and abilities, and may be selected for an interview should they meet the qualifications and requirements of the position and a vacant opportunity exists. 

Specific Duties and Responsibilities

We are hiring auxiliary staff for two teams within the Park Board, our Community Centres and our Mobile Parks Teams.

Building Worker - Community Centres
The Building Worker is responsible for the enhancement of civic buildings by completing janitorial duties and minor maintenance. A key part of the role requires knowledge of standard cleaning methods and the ability to learn new and effective methods to ensure the cleanliness of the facilities. The Building Worker is responsible for performing a variety of heavy cleaning tasks including stripping and waxing floors, cleaning windows, cleaning washrooms, showers and change rooms, carpet cleaning, emptying garbage, minor maintenance repairs and other related duties as required.

Building Worker - Mobile Parks

The Mobile Parks Building Worker will provide janitorial services for the citywide inventory of public bathrooms and change rooms in parks. The Building Worker must also be able to operate a vehicle on a daily basis in a safe and efficient manner. Duties include, but are not limited to: opening, stocking, spot and deep cleaning, and locking facilities.

The successful candidate must be able to work a variety of shifts including mornings, afternoons, evenings, overnights and on weekends. 

Qualifications
Education and Experience:

• Completion of a recognized certification program in building services work and some related experience.
• Experience performing a variety of routine manual tasks in care, cleaning and general maintenance of buildings.
• Experience operating and using janitorial tools, equipment and supplies.
• WHMIS is preferred.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Working knowledge of materials, methods, safety practices and simple equipment used in janitorial and maintenance work.
• Ability to arrange an effective work schedule under minimum direct instruction.
• Good health and strength sufficient to perform a variety of routine manual tasks in care, cleaning and general maintenance of buildings.
• Skill in the use of heavy cleaning equipment.

Driver License and Record Checks: 

• A current and valid class 5 BC Driver’s License and a satisfactory driving record is required for the Mobile Parks Team, but not for the Community Centres Team

All applicants must attach a copy of their Building Services Work certification and any other relevant documents to their application

The City’s COVID-19 vaccination policy is currently suspended and as a result, vaccination against COVID-19 is not required at this time. However, should circumstances change and the City deem it necessary to re-introduce such policy, you may be required to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 in order to be eligible to continue performing your duties.

Business Unit/Department: Board of Parks & Recreation (1400) 

Affiliation: CUPE 15 Parks 

Employment Type: Auxiliary/Casual 

Position Start Date: May, 2024

Salary Information: Pay Grade GR-013: $27.04 to $31.66 per hour
Number of Positions: Multiple

Application Close: Open Until Filled

CLOSING DATE:  July 19, 2024

NUMBER OF POSITIONS:  10

             PRIMARY FUNCTION:     

Under the direction of the Supervisor, By-law Enforcement, enforces non-moving parking by-laws; conducts related investigations and maintains a positive, tactful demeanour in potentially volatile situations with the public.  This position is responsible for removing illegal signs from the road-right-of-way and patrolling assigned area in City vehicle.

             POSITION DUTIES:

• Enforces non-moving parking by-laws; investigates violations relating to the City of Brampton Traffic By-law.
• Issues Penalty Notices or Parking Infraction Notices using hand held computer or manual tickets as required and placing the notice on the vehicle.
• Removes illegal signs from the City boulevards and roadways.
• Maintains daily journal of activities, investigations, complaints and evidence. Maintain physical files, electronic case management files, daily updating of investigations and maintain statistics.
• Follows all standard operating procedures for the maintenance of corporate equipment.
• Gathers evidence for prosecutions; testifies in court, hearings and tribunals.
• Performs additional similar and related duties as assigned.

SELECTION CRITERIA:

• High school (Grade 12) graduation, plus an additional program of over one and up to two years in Law and Security, Police Foundations or equivalent.
• Over two months and up to 6 months of related experience
• A valid non-probationary class G license.
• Ability to obtain a COB permit

**Various tests and/or exams may be administered as part of the selection criteria.

Interview:  Our recruitment process may be completed with video conference technology.

Weekly Hours: 40 

Major Responsibilities:

• Prepares flower beds, by hand digging or rototilling and raking, for planting; prepares plants and maintains flower beds, horticultural displays and plants in greenhouses.
• Maintains plant materials in a park area in a neat and orderly manner.
• Participates in the design, preparation, planting and maintenance of horticultural displays, turf grass areas, indoor and natural area plantings and landscapes including all aspects of Plant Health Care inclusive of I.P.M. and pesticide use.
• Prepares various growing media prior to planting; gathering, cleaning and storing propagules; planting and transplanting as required and determining and maintaining correct growing environment.
• Inspects plants, flowers, shrubs and trees and reports damage, insect infestation or disease.
• Prepares chemicals for spraying and sprays flowers, shrubs, etc.
• Performs park maintenance such as litter control, winter duties such as snow removal by hand and/or with equipment, ice removal, and washroom cleaning.
• Loads materials, plants, etc. and delivers, as required, to various locations.
• Operates various types of motor vehicles and mechanized grounds, garden and turf maintenance equipment, etc.
• Responds to horticultural questions from public.
• May be required to perform landscaping functions such as sodding and constructing retaining walls etc.
• May be required to direct other staff.
• Keeps equipment and tools clean and in good working order. 

Key Qualifications:

Your application must describe your qualifications as they relate to: 

1. Diploma or certificate in horticulture or equivalent combination of education and experience.
2. Considerable experience as a practicing gardener.
3. Must possess and be able to maintain a valid Province of Ontario Class "G" Driver's License Class and must qualify for the City's equipment operating permits and requirements.
4. Possession of or the ability to obtain within 6 months an Ontario Landscape Exterminator's License
5. May require Structural Greenhouse/interior Plant Exterminator Licence 

You must also have:

• A good knowledge of plant materials and the ability to propagate and grow a wide variety of plants for the beautification of park areas.
• Ability to arrange, plant and maintain annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees according to the best horticultural methods and to achieve an attractive appearance.
• Ability to identify insect pests, diseases and weeds and to treat them in the most effective manner.
• Ability to make the most effective use of fertilizers and an understanding of the water requirements of plants.
• Must be familiar with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the regulations that apply to this work.
• Must be physically capable of performing required duties.
• Ability to deal courteously with the public.
• Ability to work in all weather conditions.
• May be required to work shifts, weekends, and overtime as required.

We thank all applicants and advise that only those selected for further consideration will be contacted

LOCATION: Flower City Community Campus/Bob Callahan Seniors Centre

AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY:

Reporting to the Recreation Programmer/Recreation Coordinator, this position is responsible for professional preparing and serving of meals and snack items while providing excellent customer service.

• Create menu plans for lunch with appropriate pricing
• Supervise volunteers by assigning tasks
• Prepare and cook lunch and light snacks for 60 - 100 seat public dining room
• Service customers and address food related comments in a professional manner by providing
  exceptional customer service
• Ensure food loss is kept at a minimum
• Assist with and ensure inventory practices and portion control is adhered to
• Ensure volunteers, equipment and kitchen facilities meet all Department of Health regulations
• Ensure kitchen equipment is cleaned and report malfunctioning equipment to Supervisor
• Maintain complete vigilance while on duty and be ready to respond to any emergency situation
• Complete administrative duties in a timely manner (eg. attendance, incident/accident reports,
  opening and closing procedures)
• Maintain a safe and tidy space ensuring equipment is set-up and stored appropriately
• Report all concerns, accidents and incidents to immediate supervisor for follow up and take
  appropriate action
• Understand, adhere to, and enforce Corporate Policies & Procedures, Confidentiality Guidelines,
  Emergency Procedures and Health and Safety Standards for all participants and staff
• Attend meetings/training as required
• Performs other duties as assigned

SELECTION CRITERIA:

• Minimum 18 years of age
• Minimum 2 years of work experience in a commercial food preparation environment and/or formal
  training with strong food preparation and cooking focus
• Food Handlers certification, or ability to obtain within 1 month of date of hire
• Knowledge of OHSA, WHIMIS 2015, food related Health regulations
• Current Standard First Aid / CPR C from an accredited organization, or ability to obtain within 1
  month of date of hire
• Exceptional customer service and communication skills

**Preference will be given to students that have a permanent residency in Brampton.

**Various tests and/or exams may be administered as part of the selection criteria.

Interview:  Our recruitment process may be completed with video conference technology.

If this opportunity matches your interest and experience, please apply online by clicking the button above by April 21, 2024 and complete the attached questionnaire. We thank all applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.  The City of Brampton requires all applicants to have a valid Criminal Record and Judicial Matters Check (Level 2) or a Vulnerable Sector Check (if 18 years of age or older)   issued from their local police department, dated within the last six (6) months. All checks must indicate for the purpose of employment.

Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services (VFRS) is committed to being the international leader in fire, rescue, community risk reduction, and staff safety and wellness. Located on the traditional, ancestral and unceded lands of the the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh), Vancouver has a commitment to becoming a City of Reconciliation. Vancouver consistently ranks as one of the world’s most liveable cities and is working to be the greenest city in the world. Named among Canada’s Top Employers, and Canada’s Greenest Employers, the City of Vancouver seeks colleagues who can help shape and embody our core commitments to sustainability, decolonization, equity and outstanding quality of life for all residents.

Consider joining our team and being part of a dynamic, exciting, inclusive and rewarding workplace.

VFRS employs over 850 people, has 20 fire halls, a training site, and two fire prevention offices. In addition to fire suppression, VFRS provides pre-hospital care, vehicle rescue, marine response, hazardous materials response, technical rescue, and many other emergency services in Vancouver. We work to create safe communities through public education for all ages, fire prevention and inspection services, and by working closely with partner agencies and community groups.

Application Close: Open until vacancies filled

Weekly Hours: 40

Note: Testing may be done to evaluate knowledge, skills and abilities.

Note: As per the City of Regina's Criminal Record Check Policy, the successful candidate is required to provide a satisfactory vulnerable sector criminal record check.

Note: Successful candidates will be required to provide proof of acquired education.

Jurisdiction: CUPE Local 21 

Division: City Planning & Community Development 

Department: Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services 

Hourly Salary: $15.93. However, depending upon operational or programming needs, there may be work assignments that will lead to a higher rate of pay.

The City of Regina acknowledges that we are on Treaty 4 Territory, and the traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.

Seasonal Labourer Opportunity
Season Duration: The season typically runs from May to October, dependent on weather

**Note: Students resuming post-secondary classes in the fall will be granted an early layoff to return to school

This position performs entry level labourer duties within the Roadways &Transportation department for various work units which include:

• Roadways Maintenance Operations
• Roadways Seasonal Operations
• Roadways Capital Operations
• Traffic Operations

All successful candidates will be required to perform physical labour, outdoors in all types of weather. Depending on operational needs, the position may require working non-standard hours, including weekends.

Typical duties include in the Roadways & Transportation department are:

Perform general labourer duties in the construction or maintenance areas within the CityOperations Division, Roadways & Transportation Services Department

• Operate equipment and vehicles assigned to the area
• Load and unload heavy material and equipment
• Cleaning & maintenance activities

Candidates will be screened on the following criteria:

• Must have a valid Class 5 driver’s license. A valid Class 1A driver’s license would be an asset
• Experience operating large and small equipment and hand tools
• Ability to perform heavy physical labour over sustained periods of time in all weather conditions
• Ability to work both independently and in a team environment
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
• Ability to establish and maintain good relations with fellow workers and citizens is a must

**Candidates are recommended to identify their preferred work unit(s) in their application, and outline any relevant education and experience as it pertains to any of the specific work units listed below:**

Roadways Maintenance Operations

Asphalt Maintenance
Job Duties: The City of Regina’s Asphalt Maintenance Crews are assigned to maintain and perform maintenance on Regina’s extensive Road infrastructure. Successful candidates will be required to perform maintenance activities such as pothole patching and asphalt cut repairs on residential streets, main arterial’s, and highways. This position conducts general labour maintenance duties.

The typical roles and duties include:

• Asphalt Maintenance - raking, shoveling, tamping and other general labour duties.
• Asphalt Cut Crew - raking, shoveling, tamping and other general labour duties.

Concrete Maintenance
Job Duties: The City of Regina’s Concrete Maintenance Crews are assigned to maintain Regina’s extensive concrete infrastructure. Successful candidates will be part of a crews performing concrete maintenance work to repair sidewalk, curbing, boulevards, medians and other concrete work where required. This position conducts general labour maintenance duties. 
The typical roles and duties include:

• Excavation - raking, shoveling, tamping and other general labour duties.
• Concrete crew - raking, shoveling, spreading, forming and other general labour duties.
• Landscaping - raking, shoveling, tamping, sodding, seeding and other general labour duties.

Landscaping
Job Duties: The City of Regina’s Roadways landscaping Maintenance Crews are assigned to maintain Regina’s extensive road and concrete landscaping infrastructure. This position conducts general labour maintenance duties and works closely with the City’s asphalt and concrete maintenance crews.

The typical roles and duties include:

• Lawn cuts – responsible to repairing lawn cut, raking, shoveling, tamping, sodding, seeding and other general labour duties.
• Brick crew – Brick laying, raking, shoveling, tamping and other general labour duties.
• Capital Landscaping 

Roadways Seasonal Operations 

Job Duties: The City of Regina’s Seasonal Operations group is assigned to select activities such as Summer Street Sweeping, Bridge Washing, High-Grade Road grading. This position conducts general labour maintenance duties.
The typical roles and duties include:

• Sweeping
• Bridge washing
• Alley maintenance

Roadways Capital Operations 

Job Duties: The City of Regina’s Capital Maintenance Crews are assigned to maintain Regina’s extensive Road infrastructure, which includes residential streets, main arterial’s, and highways. This position conducts general labour maintenance duties.

The typical roles and duties include:

• Paving Crews - asphalt raking, shoveling, and other general labour duties.
• Milling Crew - asphalt raking, shoveling, spreading, and other general labour duties.
• Alley Reconstruction - raking, shoveling, tamping and other general labour duties.

Traffic Operations 

Job Duties: The City of Regina’s Traffic Operations are assigned to construct, install, operate and maintain Regina’s transportation infrastructure, which includes transportation signals, pavement markings, transportation signs, and temporary traffic control and safety. This position conducts general labour construction, operating and maintenance duties.

The typical roles and duties include:

• Transportation Signals, Underground Crews – raking, shoveling, lifting, and other general labour duties
• Paint Crew – painting and other general labour duties
• Temporary Traffic Control & Safety Crew – lifting and other general labour duties
• Transportation Signs Crew – raking, shoveling, tamping, lifting, and other general labour duties

 Note: Testing may be done to evaluate knowledge, skills and abilities.

Note: As per the City of Regina's Criminal Record Check Policy, the successful candidate is required to provide a satisfactory criminal record check.

Note: Candidates selected for an interview will be required to provide proof of acquired education.

Jurisdiction: CUPE Local 21 

Division: City Operations 

Department: Roadways & Transportation 

Typical Rate of Pay: Successful candidates will be paid for work performed with a typical base hourly rate of $25.32 as a Semi-Skilled Labourer. (2024 Rates)

The City of Regina acknowledges that we are on Treaty 4 Territory, and the traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.

Note: Testing may be done to evaluate knowledge, skills and abilities.

Note: As per the City of Regina's Criminal Record Check Policy, the successful candidate is required to provide a satisfactory criminal record check.

Note: Successful candidates will be required to provide proof of acquired education.

Jurisdiction: Out of Scope 

Division: Office of the City Clerk 

Annual Salary: $64,290.00 - $85,718.00 (2023 Rates)