Operations & Maintenance Support

Reporting to the Band Manager, the Operations and Maintenance Worker is responsible for the general upkeep, maintenance, and cleanliness of the Band Office and surrounding areas. This position supports daily operations by ensuring the building and grounds are safe, functional, and well-maintained. The role includes routine maintenance, garbage and recycling removal, assisting with the movement of heavy items, and providing general maintenance support to staff and departments as needed.

Duties and Responsibilities:

- Perform general maintenance and minor repairs in and around the Band Office (e.g., lighting, doors, small fixtures, painting, etc.)
- Maintain cleanliness of common areas, entrances, and outdoor spaces
- Collect and remove garbage and recycling from the building and grounds on a regular schedule
- Assist with moving heavy items, furniture, or boxes as requested by staff or management
- Monitor building systems and report any maintenance or safety concerns to the Band Manager or designate
- Ensure walkways and entrances are safe and clear during all seasons (e.g., snow removal, salting, sweeping)
- Support staff with setup or takedown for meetings, community events, or special projects

Skills & Qualifications:

- Experience: Experience working in trades, carpentry or related field.
- Cultural grounding: Knowledge of Pacheedaht First Nation culture, history and local traditions.
- People & relationships: Excellent communication, relationship-building, and collaboration skills; skilled in problem solving and conflict resolution.
- Indigenous experience: Indigenous lived experience and/or significant experience working with Indigenous communities is strongly valued.

Required Certifications & Checks:

- Valid BC driver’s licence (Class 5; Class 4 preferred) with a clear driver’s abstract.
- Clear Criminal Record Check, including the vulnerable sector, as required.

What We Offer

- An opportunity to work with like-minded people and do meaningful, community-focused work.
- A pay range of $25.00-$30.00 per hour.
- Part-time, year round employment.
- Additional paid time off over the festive season, plus generous sick and personal leave.
- Every other Friday off if/as applicable.
- Learning and development opportunities.
- Participation in community events and festivities.

To express interest in this role, please send a cover letter and resume to

[email protected] by November 4th , 2025.

Persons of Indigenous ancestry will be given preference per s16(1) CHRA.