Field Maintenance (1.0 FTE - 40 hrs/week) - SEIU - School Division Office - Two Positions - #3886
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About the role
Job Posting Field Maintenance (SEIU) - Two Positions Full-Time Permanent (1.0 FTE – 40 hrs/week) Chinook Education Centre Competition # 3886 The Chinook School Division is proud to serve nearly 6,000 students in 60 schools, with over 1,000 collegial and student-centered teachers and support staff. We are a vibrant and progressive school division located within Saskatchewan's great Southwest. Our Division is committed to our guiding principles; Communication, Shared Responsibility, Positive Relationships and Ongoing Monitoring and Improvement. The Division affirms the right of all students and staff to be contributing members of a school community that is safe, caring and respectful of all people.
Chinook Is Committed To Supporting Diversity And Inclusion In Our Schools And Workplace As Indicated In AP 176. Successful Candidates Are Expected To
- understand the importance of supporting a welcoming environment;
- present a positive attitude towards inclusion and diversity;
- identify opportunities to support inclusion and diversity; and,
- take meaningful action.
Start Date: ASAP The Field Maintenance position is responsible for facilitating effective working and learning environments by providing a safe and clean environment for students, staff and the public. The Field Maintenance position performs general and specialized maintenance functions of all school division buildings, mechanical operations, and grounds.
The Field Maintenance position reports directly to the Supervisor of Plant Operations for performance of assigned duties and responsibilities.
Duties
- Foster effective relationships with all stakeholders
- Support the learning community
- Support Facility Department Operations by:
- Collaborating and working in a team setting
- Prioritizing multiple demands and effectively managing time
- Participating in professional growth opportunities
- Assisting trades persons and contracts with repairs or renovations
- Periodically investigating and responding to building operation emergencies outside of regular work hours
- Travelling to facilities throughout the division to complete specific duties as assigned by the Supervisor of Operations. Duties may include, but are not limited to: inspections, repairs and maintenance of roof systems, hardware, windows doors, flooring, suspended ceilings, drywall, painting, playground equipment, minor plumbing, minor electrical, cleaning and refurbishing of school furniture and facility equipment, testing emergency systems.
- Supporting schools with routine maintenance and cleaning
- Maintaining accurate record keeping
- Staying up to date with required and related technology in order to effectively execute assigned tasks
- Performing the duties of the caretaker of the flag(s)
- Identifying and reporting areas of non-compliance
Responsibilities
- Ensure proper workflow and productivity for areas of responsibility
- Ensure tasks assigned by the Supervisor of Plant Operations are carried out efficiently and effectively
- Ensure proper utilization of work techniques is employed
- Ensure proper communication relating to job requirements
- Ensure proper cleaning, maintenance and safety standards are being met at all times
- Promote the vision, mission, values and goals of the Chinook School Division
Desired Qualifications and Skills
- Minimum of Grade 12 diploma from a recognized educational institution or General Education Development (GED) is required;
- Fireman's Certificate is required (or willingness to obtain);
- Fifth Class Engineering Certificate, First Aid/CPR, WHMIS is as asset;
- Demonstrated knowledge of building maintenance procedures, tools and equipment;
- Demonstrated ability and knowledge of safe workplace practices;
- Previous experience in a facility maintenance role;
- Proficiency with hand and power tools and mechanical equipment;
- Ability to read basic blueprints, mechanical drawings and interpret specifications;
- Strong communication skills;
- Must possess a valid Class V driver's license and acceptable driver's abstract;
- Ability to work as part of a team;
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision;
- Ability to deal with a broad range of students, staff and members of the general public;
- Ability to work in varied climates and conditions which may include: confined spaces, dust, vapours, fumes or slippery surfaces;
- Good physical condition
- Ability to exert up to 100 lbs of force occasionally
- Ability to exert up to 50 lbs of force frequently
- Ability to exert up to 20 lbs of force constantly to move objects
Benefits
- Starting wage: $25.33/hr to $37.30/hr based on experience and education
- Employee benefit package
- Defined Benefit Pension Plan
- Positive work environment
- Professional development and trade apprenticeship opportunities may be available for the right candidate
Successful applicants must agree to a criminal records check including a vulnerable sector search. Please submit your application to the attention of Ken Garinger, Superintendent of Human Resources, by 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 9, 2025. Those who apply before October 9th will be given first consideration. For more information about this position, please contact Devin Martens , Manager of Facilities, by email at .
All Applicants will be subject to an interview prior to being employed by the division. While all applications are appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
About Chinook School Division #211
The Chinook School Division is proud to serve approximately 6000 students in 62 schools, with 1125 collegial and student centered teachers and support staff. We are a vibrant and progressive school division located within Saskatchewan's great Southwest.
Our Division's aim is to continue to be an educational leader in the province providing unique opportunities, services and support to all children in southwestern Saskatchewan. Our educational community believes and values collegiality, professional growth, authentic partnerships, and assessment for learning where improving student learning opportunities is paramount.
Chinook, encompassing an area of 42 750 square kilometres, is the second largest school division in the province. Situated in beautiful Southwestern Saskatchewan, its geographical boundaries begin 80 kilometres east of Swift Current and include the United States border to the south, the Alberta border to the west and the Saskatchewan River to the north.
We are known for our geographical wonders, our friendly communities, and our innovation and leadership in education. Located within our Division are the Cypress Hills and Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Parks, the Great Sand Hills, Scotty the T-Rex, and the Grasslands National Park. The Southwest offers its residents outstanding educational opportunities, excellent health care, shopping, and first class cultural and recreational facilities. Historical sites across the region will take you back to Chief Sitting Bull, the forming of the North West Mounted Police and the building of Fort Walsh. This is only part of the story, because the history of this area goes back ten thousand years, and each visit presents you with a new adventure. Our area's economy is based primarily on manufacturing, agriculture, and petroleum.
Field Maintenance (1.0 FTE - 40 hrs/week) - SEIU - School Division Office - Two Positions - #3886
Top Benefits
About the role
Job Posting Field Maintenance (SEIU) - Two Positions Full-Time Permanent (1.0 FTE – 40 hrs/week) Chinook Education Centre Competition # 3886 The Chinook School Division is proud to serve nearly 6,000 students in 60 schools, with over 1,000 collegial and student-centered teachers and support staff. We are a vibrant and progressive school division located within Saskatchewan's great Southwest. Our Division is committed to our guiding principles; Communication, Shared Responsibility, Positive Relationships and Ongoing Monitoring and Improvement. The Division affirms the right of all students and staff to be contributing members of a school community that is safe, caring and respectful of all people.
Chinook Is Committed To Supporting Diversity And Inclusion In Our Schools And Workplace As Indicated In AP 176. Successful Candidates Are Expected To
- understand the importance of supporting a welcoming environment;
- present a positive attitude towards inclusion and diversity;
- identify opportunities to support inclusion and diversity; and,
- take meaningful action.
Start Date: ASAP The Field Maintenance position is responsible for facilitating effective working and learning environments by providing a safe and clean environment for students, staff and the public. The Field Maintenance position performs general and specialized maintenance functions of all school division buildings, mechanical operations, and grounds.
The Field Maintenance position reports directly to the Supervisor of Plant Operations for performance of assigned duties and responsibilities.
Duties
- Foster effective relationships with all stakeholders
- Support the learning community
- Support Facility Department Operations by:
- Collaborating and working in a team setting
- Prioritizing multiple demands and effectively managing time
- Participating in professional growth opportunities
- Assisting trades persons and contracts with repairs or renovations
- Periodically investigating and responding to building operation emergencies outside of regular work hours
- Travelling to facilities throughout the division to complete specific duties as assigned by the Supervisor of Operations. Duties may include, but are not limited to: inspections, repairs and maintenance of roof systems, hardware, windows doors, flooring, suspended ceilings, drywall, painting, playground equipment, minor plumbing, minor electrical, cleaning and refurbishing of school furniture and facility equipment, testing emergency systems.
- Supporting schools with routine maintenance and cleaning
- Maintaining accurate record keeping
- Staying up to date with required and related technology in order to effectively execute assigned tasks
- Performing the duties of the caretaker of the flag(s)
- Identifying and reporting areas of non-compliance
Responsibilities
- Ensure proper workflow and productivity for areas of responsibility
- Ensure tasks assigned by the Supervisor of Plant Operations are carried out efficiently and effectively
- Ensure proper utilization of work techniques is employed
- Ensure proper communication relating to job requirements
- Ensure proper cleaning, maintenance and safety standards are being met at all times
- Promote the vision, mission, values and goals of the Chinook School Division
Desired Qualifications and Skills
- Minimum of Grade 12 diploma from a recognized educational institution or General Education Development (GED) is required;
- Fireman's Certificate is required (or willingness to obtain);
- Fifth Class Engineering Certificate, First Aid/CPR, WHMIS is as asset;
- Demonstrated knowledge of building maintenance procedures, tools and equipment;
- Demonstrated ability and knowledge of safe workplace practices;
- Previous experience in a facility maintenance role;
- Proficiency with hand and power tools and mechanical equipment;
- Ability to read basic blueprints, mechanical drawings and interpret specifications;
- Strong communication skills;
- Must possess a valid Class V driver's license and acceptable driver's abstract;
- Ability to work as part of a team;
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision;
- Ability to deal with a broad range of students, staff and members of the general public;
- Ability to work in varied climates and conditions which may include: confined spaces, dust, vapours, fumes or slippery surfaces;
- Good physical condition
- Ability to exert up to 100 lbs of force occasionally
- Ability to exert up to 50 lbs of force frequently
- Ability to exert up to 20 lbs of force constantly to move objects
Benefits
- Starting wage: $25.33/hr to $37.30/hr based on experience and education
- Employee benefit package
- Defined Benefit Pension Plan
- Positive work environment
- Professional development and trade apprenticeship opportunities may be available for the right candidate
Successful applicants must agree to a criminal records check including a vulnerable sector search. Please submit your application to the attention of Ken Garinger, Superintendent of Human Resources, by 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 9, 2025. Those who apply before October 9th will be given first consideration. For more information about this position, please contact Devin Martens , Manager of Facilities, by email at .
All Applicants will be subject to an interview prior to being employed by the division. While all applications are appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
About Chinook School Division #211
The Chinook School Division is proud to serve approximately 6000 students in 62 schools, with 1125 collegial and student centered teachers and support staff. We are a vibrant and progressive school division located within Saskatchewan's great Southwest.
Our Division's aim is to continue to be an educational leader in the province providing unique opportunities, services and support to all children in southwestern Saskatchewan. Our educational community believes and values collegiality, professional growth, authentic partnerships, and assessment for learning where improving student learning opportunities is paramount.
Chinook, encompassing an area of 42 750 square kilometres, is the second largest school division in the province. Situated in beautiful Southwestern Saskatchewan, its geographical boundaries begin 80 kilometres east of Swift Current and include the United States border to the south, the Alberta border to the west and the Saskatchewan River to the north.
We are known for our geographical wonders, our friendly communities, and our innovation and leadership in education. Located within our Division are the Cypress Hills and Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Parks, the Great Sand Hills, Scotty the T-Rex, and the Grasslands National Park. The Southwest offers its residents outstanding educational opportunities, excellent health care, shopping, and first class cultural and recreational facilities. Historical sites across the region will take you back to Chief Sitting Bull, the forming of the North West Mounted Police and the building of Fort Walsh. This is only part of the story, because the history of this area goes back ten thousand years, and each visit presents you with a new adventure. Our area's economy is based primarily on manufacturing, agriculture, and petroleum.