Maintenance Worker III – General Labour Crew Supervisor

The Maintenance Worker III – General Labour Crew Supervisor with Parks Canada oversees a team of maintenance workers who maintain visitor facilities. The maintenance crew handles all work required to maintain campgrounds and roads and bridges and day use areas at Jasper National Park. This working supervisor position requires the person to execute both supervisory responsibilities and direct operational support tasks when needed.

Parks Canada provides a collaborative and inclusive work environment focused on protecting Canada’s natural and cultural heritage. Employees work outdoors in teams with different backgrounds to deliver valuable public service.

Parks Canada has been recognized as one of Canada’s Best Employers 2024 because the organization provides a workplace that respects all employees and supports collaborative work and professional development. Review the full posting below to learn more about this job.

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Employer Details

Company Name : Parks Canada
Location : Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
Salary : $29.20 – $31.73 per hour
Job Type : Full Time
Start date : As soon as possible
Benefits : diverse, equal and inclusive workplace, federal public service employment, potential supervisory differential, indeterminate or term employment

Job Description

  • Working supervisor role leading maintenance operations in Jasper National Park.
  • Oversees a team of 10+ staff maintaining visitor facilities and infrastructure.
  • Participates in field work when operationally required.
  • Position based in Jasper, Alberta with a year round outdoor work environment.
  • Supports safe, efficient operations aligned with Parks Canada standards.
  • The process may create a pool for similar future positions.

Responsibilities

  • You have to lead and look after a maintenance crew of 10 or more employees.
  • Plan, assign, and monitor daily operational work activities.
  • Ensure maintenance work meets safety and Parks Canada standards.
  • Workers need to complete their fieldwork tasks whenever their work requires them to do so.
  • The supervisor provides training and guidance to staff members while delivering evaluations of their work performance.
  • The team needs to work together with both trades and technical services and operations staff members.
  • The team maintains all campsites and roadways and bridge structures and public areas with top-notch quality standards.

Requirements

  • Reliability Status security clearance required
  • Can wear Parks Canada uniform and PPE
  • Can work or travel in varied terrain and weather
  • Must complete mandatory training like OHS, TDG, WHMIS, etc.
  • Willing to undergo medical evaluations
  • Willing to gain water or wastewater system experience
  • Able to work independently in remote location
  • Secondary school completion or equivalent combination
  • Valid Class 5 Driver’s License required
  • 36–60 months acceptable related experience
  • Can work in facility, campground, road, or bridge maintenance
  • Can work in grounds maintenance or cleaning
  • The person can operate light machinery which includes excavators and skid steers and tractors.
  • The candidate has experience in managing a team that includes more than 10 employees.
  • The candidate possesses basic skills in carpentry work which he uses for construction projects.
  • The user has experience with Microsoft
  • Outlook and Word and Excel and OneNote and PDF software.
  • The person knows how to implement safety procedures and safety precautions.
  • The individual possesses knowledge about the core mission of Parks Canada.
  • The individual possesses knowledge about the procedures for maintaining and building and operating industrial equipment.
  • The individual has the ability to guide and teach and inspire team members.
  • The individual has the ability to create work schedules while handling unexpected changes in work requirements.
  • The individual has the ability to determine workplace dangers and implement measures to maintain safe work conditions.
  • Ability to maintain accurate records and report
  • Strong communication with staff and partners
  • Sound judgment, dependable, accountable
  • Demonstrates initiative and leadership
  • Works effectively in team environments
  • Builds respectful professional relationships
  • English essential
  • Asset: Journeyman or trade certification
  • Asset: Class 1, 3, or 8 driver’s license
  • Asset: Certifications like First Aid, WHMIS, TDG, Confined Space, Fall Arrest, Manlift, equipment tickets
  • Asset: Five years facility maintenance experience

How to Apply?

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