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Arena Ice Operator or Shift Enginneer
- Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Full-time
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Arena Ice Operator or Shift Enginneer
St. Norbert Community Centre - Winnipeg, MB
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Application Deadline: N/A
Summary
To assist with the operation and maintenance of the Arena & Club buildings with a focus on Arena and Outdoor Rink ice maintenance and ice plant monitoring. This person will also perform outside grounds maintenance following standard operating procedures.
REPORTS TO: Chief Engineer and Facility Manager
SHIFTS: Saturday & Sunday, 6:30 AM - 3:30 PM or 3:30 PM - 12:30 AM
Monday to Friday, 3:30 PM - 12:30 AM
TERM: Full Time Seasonal - October 11, 2026 to March 25, 2027
Opportunity to return the following season
Required
- Power Engineer’s Certification Refrigeration Class W or Arena Ice Facility Operator Certification
- High School Diploma
- Drivers License - 5th Class
Ice Plant Operation & Ice Maintenance
- Debrief with other staff as required
- Monitor refrigeration plant, perform plant readings, maintain log book and troubleshoot any issues with the shift engineer following standard operating procedures
- Maintain ice resurfacer (Zamboni)
- Perform indoor ice resurfacing in a 15 minute period
- Prepare outdoor rink surface and boards for flooding and maintain ice throughout winter season
- Track all work in a shift log and report issues to the Shift Engineer and/or Facility Manager
- Conduct daily inspections including visual check of floors, walls, stairwells, washrooms, lighting, emergency equipment, audio/video or tables/chairs being used.
- Maintain SNCC grounds with tractor, riding mower, trimmer, tiller, snow blower, ice chipper/melting for snow clearing.
- Maintain facility floors, walls, entrances/exits and stairwells by cleaning, sweeping, mopping, and scrubbing, etc. utilizing a floor scrubber and other tools
- Shift tasks will be provided outlining the tasks to be performed for weekday, daytime and evening shifts.
- Maintain the maintenance logbook in the arena office throughout the shift
- Complete the zamboni checklist
- Complete hardcopy and digital incident reports as required
- Complete hardcopy and digital lost & found forms
- Walking and climbing stairs throughout facility
- Bending over to lift equipment and supplies up to 50 lbs or utilize tools to assist lifting
- Carry equipment and supplies to/from storage
- Push or pull chair and table carts and event equipment/supplies
- Climbing ladders to perform maintenance tasks
- Shoveling snow to clear walkways, entrances and exits
All SNCC staff ensures work is performed in compliance with the Province of Manitoba Safety & Health Act along with SNCC policies and standard operating procedures.
Work Wear And Equipment
The shift engineer and rink operator jobs are a combination of indoor and seasonal outdoor tasks.
- Appropriate work wear is recommended to perform certain tasks, i.e. pants, long sleeve shirts, hats, when working outdoors, in the summer.
- Proper footwear is required, CSA approved work boots/shoes offering at minimum toe protection suitable for the seasonal work required.
- The community centre will provide safety goggles, face shields and gloves
- The community centre will provide coveralls and winter safety jacket and pants
Arena Ice Operator Job Description 2026.pdf
How To Apply
- Email your resume and cover letter to Norman Ettawacappo, Facility Manager, at manager@stnorbertcc.ca. If you have any questions you can call 204-269-4120 ext 3 or via email.
- Only those selected for an interview will be contacted, facility tour and technical questions will be included as part of the interview process.
- The selected candidate will start at the earliest possible date with training provided.
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Responsibilities
Operate and monitor the refrigeration plant, maintain indoor and outdoor ice surfaces, and service the ice resurfacer. Inspect and maintain the facility and grounds, complete shift logs and required reports, and follow safety procedures.
Requirements
Applicants need a high school diploma, a 5th Class driver's license, and either a Power Engineer’s Refrigeration Class W certification or Arena Ice Facility Operator certification; candidates must be able to obtain the certification during the contract. The role requires physical work, including lifting up to 50 pounds, climbing stairs and ladders, and shoveling snow.
Skills
- Refrigeration Plant Monitoring
- Ice Resurfacing
- Ice Plant Operation
- Zamboni Maintenance
- Outdoor Rink Maintenance
- Facility Inspections
- Grounds Maintenance
- Snow Clearing
- Troubleshooting
- Equipment Operation
- Cleaning and Floor Maintenance
- Maintenance Logging
- Incident Reporting
- Workplace Health and Safety
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Hiring contact
Norman Ettawacappo
Categories
- Trades
- Engineering
- Sports & Recreation
- Security & Safety
Keywords
- Refrigeration Class W
- Arena Ice Facility Operator Certification
- Ice Plant
- Refrigeration Plant
- Ice Resurfacing
- Zamboni
- Outdoor Rink
- Facility Maintenance
- Grounds Maintenance
- Tractor
- Riding Mower
- Trimmer
- Tiller
- Snow Blower
- Ice Chipper
- Floor Scrubber
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Maintenance Logbook
- Incident Reports
- Lost and Found Forms
- Manitoba Safety and Health Act
- CSA-Approved Footwear
- 5th Class Driver’s License