Maintenance Worker

Alert Bay, BC, Canada

Salary: Level 18, Annual Salary _ $65,356 - $76,640 · Full-time

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Pay: Salary: Level 18, Annual Salary _ $65,356 - $76,640
Job type: Full-time
Apply by: Oct 21, 2026
Posting language: English
Posted: Sep 21, 2026

Original job description

Job Title: NRD Maintenance Worker

Employer: 'Na̱mǥis First Nation

Location: Alert Bay, BC

Employment type: Full Time _ on-site

Salary: Level 18, Annual Salary _ $65,356 - $76,640

Reports to: Director, Natural Resources

Posting closes: Until filled.

POSITION SUMMARY: Under the direction of the Director of Natural Resources, the Maintenance Worker is responsible for inspecting, maintaining, repairing, and coordinating repairs for Nation-owned vehicles, vessels, trailers, equipment, buildings, and remote infrastructure. The position supports the safe and reliable operation of Nation assets through preventative maintenance, routine repairs, contractor coordination, and facility upkeep.

REPORTS TO: Director of Natural Resources

Specific Responsibilities

Positively represent the Nation to members, contractors, government agencies, and the public in all activities.
Conduct routine inspections of Nation-owned vehicles, vessels, trailers, machinery, facilities, and infrastructure.
Perform preventative maintenance and minor repairs on:

Pickup trucks, SUVs, and fleet vehicles
Boats and marine vessels
Boat trailers
Small equipment and machinery, including tractors, mowers, generators, pumps, chainsaws, and Kubota equipment

Coordinate and arrange repairs with qualified contractors, mechanics, marine service providers, and tradespeople when specialized work is required.
Maintain maintenance records, service schedules, inspection reports, and equipment inventories.
Ensure all vehicles, vessels, equipment, and facilities meet safety standards and operational requirements.
Assist with budgeting and procurement of maintenance supplies, parts, and equipment.
Conduct general building maintenance, including:

Minor carpentry
Painting
Plumbing repairs
Electrical troubleshooting within training and certification limits
Facility inspections and upkeep

Maintain Nation-owned infrastructure, including:

Cabins
Docks and floats
Storage facilities
Remote camps
Trails and access routes

Assist with seasonal preparations, including winterization, de-winterization, storm response, and emergency repairs.
Operate tools and equipment safely and maintain them in good working condition.
Coordinate transportation of equipment, supplies, and materials to remote worksites.
Support emergency response activities related to facilities, infrastructure, or equipment failures.
Other duties as assigned by the Director of Operations and/or Administration.

Skills & Experience Requirements

Demonstrated experience in facility, equipment, vehicle, or infrastructure maintenance.
Working knowledge of mechanical systems and preventative maintenance practices.
Ability to diagnose and troubleshoot equipment and facility issues.
Experience operating and maintaining small equipment and machinery.
Familiarity with marine equipment and vessels is considered an asset.
Ability to coordinate contractors and service providers effectively.
Strong organizational and record-keeping skills.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office and electronic record-keeping.
Knowledge of local Indigenous culture and territory is considered an asset.

Education/Qualifications

Grade 12 or equivalent preferred.
Valid Class 5 BC Driver's Licence.
Occupational First Aid Level 1 (or equivalent) or the ability to obtain.
WHMIS certification or the ability to obtain.
Chainsaw Safety Certification is considered an asset.
Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP).
Equipment operation certifications are considered an asset.

Other Job Features

Regular outdoor work in all weather conditions.
Frequent travel by vehicle, vessel, ferry, and other means to remote work locations.
Work may occur in marine, wilderness, and isolated environments.
Duties involve moderate to strenuous physical labour, including heavy lifting, carrying, climbing, and working on uneven terrain.
Irregular work hours may occasionally be required, including evenings, weekends, and emergency call-outs.
Exposure to mechanical, marine, and construction-related hazards requires adherence to safety procedures and the use of personal protective equipment.

If interested, please submit your covering letter and resume.

We thank you for your interest; however, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted

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Responsibilities

The Maintenance Worker is responsible for inspecting, maintaining, and repairing Nation-owned vehicles, vessels, buildings, and remote infrastructure. They also coordinate with contractors for specialized repairs and ensure all assets meet safety and operational standards.

Requirements

Candidates should have experience in facility or equipment maintenance and possess a valid Class 5 BC Driver's Licence. Certifications such as Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP), WHMIS, and First Aid are preferred or required.

Skills

Facility maintenance
Preventative maintenance
Mechanical systems
Equipment troubleshooting
Marine vessel operation
Contractor coordination
Record keeping
Carpentry
Plumbing
Electrical troubleshooting
Small equipment operation
Safety compliance
Inventory management
Procurement
Microsoft Office

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Keywords

Maintenance
Fleet vehicles
Marine vessels
Preventative maintenance
Infrastructure
Carpentry
Plumbing
Electrical
Small equipment
Contractor management
Safety standards
WHMIS
First Aid
SVOP
Inventory
Procurement
Microsoft Office
Field work
Remote work
Heavy lifting

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