The Asset Support Technician at Parks Canada helps maintain safe and efficient operation of water systems and utility assets throughout the organization. The team conducts three main tasks which include monitoring water quality and equipment upkeep and providing assistance for daily operational needs.
The applicant will perform three tasks which include conducting inspections and preparing reports and executing minor repairs while they assist with small to medium-sized projects. The position requires employees to work outside while they perform technical functions which help maintain park-wide system efficiency.
Parks Canada provides employees with a work environment that combines natural beauty to create a better work atmosphere which supports their professional development. This chance is ideal for people who want to work at exciting locations and perform hands-on tasks. Check out the full job post below.
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Employer Details
Company Name : Parks Canada – Mainland Nova Scotia Field Unit
Location :
Kejimkujik National Park of Canada, Nova Scotia, Canada
Maitland Bridge, Nova Scotia, Canada
Salary : $65,216 to $81,985 per year
Job Type : Full Time
Start date : As soon as possible
Benefits : Work-life balance support, training and skill development, scenic work locations, career mobility options, diverse role exposure, supportive team culture
Job Description
- Asset Support Technician role supporting water systems and site utilities
- Works in outdoor and field environments across park locations
- Involves inspections, monitoring and basic maintenance tasks
- Supports asset performance and small project activities
- Full-time term role for 6-12 months
- May require travel, irregular hours and working in varied conditions
Responsibilities
- Monitor water quality and collect samples
- Review lab results and take corrective actions
- Check and maintain facility equipment performance
- Conduct safety and maintenance inspections
- Record and report inspection findings
- Prepare seasonal and year-end water reports
- Analyze system performance and suggest improvements
- Work with utility teams for maintenance and repairs
- Assist with project tasks and progress tracking
Requirements
- Completion of secondary school or an equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
- Experience inspecting built assets and identifying maintenance needs is required.
- Experience managing medium-sized projects including monitoring and reporting is needed.
- Experience using computer tools for data entry and reporting is required.
- Knowledge of asset management and maintenance practices is expected.
- Knowledge of water and wastewater sampling procedures is required.
- The knowledge of health and safety regulations needs to be learned because it is essential for proper operational performance.
- The ability to conduct inspections and produce technical documentation establishes a fundamental requirement for this position.
- The capacity to plan work activities together with handling several duties simultaneously stands as a crucial requirement.
- The position requires professionals who can identify and resolve technical difficulties through effective troubleshooting methods.
- The position requires professionals who have strong judgment abilities and teamwork capabilities and effective communication skills.
- The applicant must possess a current Class 5 driver’s license.
- Must be willing to work in outdoor conditions, travel and work irregular hours.
- Must be willing to obtain water treatment certification.
- Must be able to obtain Reliability security clearance.
How to Apply?
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