Building maintenance expertise supports safety at Native Counselling Services of Alberta's Kisnimi Ti housing program. Work indoors and outdoors while maintaining transitional housing.
This position maintains NCSA transitional housing and general buildings. The successful candidate understands Indigenous communities, cultures, healing, language, historic trauma, and colonization. Strong communication, documentation, computer, and time management skills support daily work with clients, coworkers, management, and community.
Key Responsibilities:
- Maintain transitional housing according to current building standards
- Complete ongoing repairs to meet government standards
- Monitor dwellings for safety concerns and needed repairs
- Control inventory and complete repairs in a timely manner
- Incorporate NCSA's Resiliency Model into daily practice
Requirements:
- Extensive building maintenance experience and working knowledge
- Understanding of Indigenous communities, cultures, healing, and language
- Understanding of historic trauma and colonization impacts
- Physical ability to perform routine indoor and outdoor manual work
- Valid Alberta driver's license, insured reliable vehicle, and required checks
Apply building maintenance, safety monitoring, and documentation skills while supporting healthy housing through NCSA's Kisnimi Ti program.
Building Maintenance Technician Kisnimi Ti in Edmonton employer: Native Counselling Services of Alberta
Native Counselling Services of Alberta is an exceptional employer dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of Indigenous individuals in Fort McMurray. With a strong focus on employee growth and a supportive work culture, we offer comprehensive training and development opportunities that empower our staff to excel in their roles. Join us in fostering a collaborative environment where your skills and passion for social justice can truly make a difference.
Contact Details:
Native Counselling Services of Alberta Recruitment Team
