Worker, Maintenance
About the role
Cranbrook
Closes: 2025-10-12
Overview
The Ktunaxa Nation Council has an opening for a Full Time Maintenance Worker for the Cranbrook KNC Government Building. This is an entry-level position requiring a valid driver's license.
The maintenance worker takes care of the physical assets and safety of the KNC staff through the upkeep of the physical working environment. They are responsible for maintenance of all KNC properties to a high standard and ensuring that all properties are functional, clean, and safe working environments. Under the direction of the Maintenance Technician and Director of Core Services, the maintenance worker participates in day-to-day maintenance and hazard identification through keen observation and communication with staff, reducing risks to staff citizens and visitors to our programs and properties.
Salary range: $45,641-53,685
Responsibilities
Routine Maintenance: Make adjustments and or minor repairs to heating, cooling, ventilating, plumbing and electrical systems. Arranges septic cleanouts.
Carpentry:Use hand and power tools to repair indoor and outdoor fixtures.
Painting/Installations/Assembly: Enhance or improve the physical environment by painting, installing fixtures or blinds and assembling furnishings or shelving. Also, assist with technology installations.
Grounds Maintenance:Mow, weed, fertilize, water, seed lawns, trim shrubs and perform other basic landscaping tasks.
Snow and Ice Removal:Ensure that sidewalks are free from snow and ice, and that salt is applied when needed to remove pedestrian and vehicular hazards.
Traditional Crafts, Language and Culture:Raise tepees and assist with other traditional preparations for Ktunaxa cultural events.
Safety: Ensure that all systems and equipment are “to code’ and safe.
Ordering Materials:Obtain purchase orders, orders and picks up materials required for maintenance, repairs or installations.
Other: “Set up” for meetings and conferences; pick up and deliver parcels; coordinate recycling for the organization.
Qualifications
We recognize the value of diverse educational experiences including cultural, academic, work, and lived experience. We encourage those who closely match the qualifications listed below to apply.
Academic Preparation
Grade Twelve Graduation Diploma
Experience / Expertise
Familiarity with general maintenance in a diverse organization with multiple sites
Familiarity with carpentry, welding, engines, plumbing and electrical systems including codes an asset.
Experience and versatility with a wide range of tools, equipment, troubleshooting and repair techniques
The proven ability to deliver responsive, cost-effective repair solutions
The ability to anticipate needs/problems and to plan/prioritize tasks in the short and long term.
An understanding of and commitment to quality and safety
Other Skills, Knowledge and Experience
Knowledge of and appreciation for the Ktunaxa history, tradition, culture and goals.
Current First Aid Certification
Valid Class 5 Driver’s License and reliable vehicle is required
Personal Qualities
Interpersonal skills to maintain relationships based on respect and professionalism
Flexibility
Strong service orientation
Initiative, confidence and self-motivation
Employment Level
Full-time
Work Conditions
This is an in-person position working primarily from the Cranbrook office with travel within ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa.
Physical Environment
All work is very physical and requires a high degree of strength, flexibility and stamina.
Much of the work is done outdoors in all kinds of weather conditions.
Physical Effort
There is a requirement to be able to lift heavy boxes, objects and to move furniture.
Manual dexterity is required in using a wide range of tools and equipment.
Mental / Sensory Effort
Minimal mental fatigue
People Environment
Occasional challenging people situations
Position Required Travel*.*
Routine travel within the Nation
Eligibility Statement
The Ktunaxa Nation Council is committed to providing and maintaining a safe and healthy work environment for all Employees and the People, Communities, and Bands that we serve.
Proof of Covid Vaccination is required as per the KNC Vaccination Policy.
Equity Statement
The KNC values diversity and inclusion in the workplace. All qualified applications will be considered, however, qualified persons of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit ancestry will be given preference. If you require accommodation to participate in the interview process, please let us know.
Only those applicants who meet the qualifications will be contacted for an interview.
Please Note:
When you click on "Submit", you will be redirected to our Talent website where you will need to confirm your application**.**
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About Ktunaxa Nation Council
Ktunaxa people have occupied the lands adjacent to the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers and the Arrow Lakes of British Columbia, Canada for more than 10,000 years.
The Ktunaxa Nation Council is the governmental organization which represents the four Canadian Ktunaxa communities in the southeast corner of British Columbia. It is a dynamic work place, and is engaged in many activities that are unique within the province. The Ktunaxa Nation is well known for their innovation and have often been presented as an example as a First Nation who is succeeding in rebuilding their governmental and cultural institutions.
Worker, Maintenance
About the role
Cranbrook
Closes: 2025-10-12
Overview
The Ktunaxa Nation Council has an opening for a Full Time Maintenance Worker for the Cranbrook KNC Government Building. This is an entry-level position requiring a valid driver's license.
The maintenance worker takes care of the physical assets and safety of the KNC staff through the upkeep of the physical working environment. They are responsible for maintenance of all KNC properties to a high standard and ensuring that all properties are functional, clean, and safe working environments. Under the direction of the Maintenance Technician and Director of Core Services, the maintenance worker participates in day-to-day maintenance and hazard identification through keen observation and communication with staff, reducing risks to staff citizens and visitors to our programs and properties.
Salary range: $45,641-53,685
Responsibilities
Routine Maintenance: Make adjustments and or minor repairs to heating, cooling, ventilating, plumbing and electrical systems. Arranges septic cleanouts.
Carpentry:Use hand and power tools to repair indoor and outdoor fixtures.
Painting/Installations/Assembly: Enhance or improve the physical environment by painting, installing fixtures or blinds and assembling furnishings or shelving. Also, assist with technology installations.
Grounds Maintenance:Mow, weed, fertilize, water, seed lawns, trim shrubs and perform other basic landscaping tasks.
Snow and Ice Removal:Ensure that sidewalks are free from snow and ice, and that salt is applied when needed to remove pedestrian and vehicular hazards.
Traditional Crafts, Language and Culture:Raise tepees and assist with other traditional preparations for Ktunaxa cultural events.
Safety: Ensure that all systems and equipment are “to code’ and safe.
Ordering Materials:Obtain purchase orders, orders and picks up materials required for maintenance, repairs or installations.
Other: “Set up” for meetings and conferences; pick up and deliver parcels; coordinate recycling for the organization.
Qualifications
We recognize the value of diverse educational experiences including cultural, academic, work, and lived experience. We encourage those who closely match the qualifications listed below to apply.
Academic Preparation
Grade Twelve Graduation Diploma
Experience / Expertise
Familiarity with general maintenance in a diverse organization with multiple sites
Familiarity with carpentry, welding, engines, plumbing and electrical systems including codes an asset.
Experience and versatility with a wide range of tools, equipment, troubleshooting and repair techniques
The proven ability to deliver responsive, cost-effective repair solutions
The ability to anticipate needs/problems and to plan/prioritize tasks in the short and long term.
An understanding of and commitment to quality and safety
Other Skills, Knowledge and Experience
Knowledge of and appreciation for the Ktunaxa history, tradition, culture and goals.
Current First Aid Certification
Valid Class 5 Driver’s License and reliable vehicle is required
Personal Qualities
Interpersonal skills to maintain relationships based on respect and professionalism
Flexibility
Strong service orientation
Initiative, confidence and self-motivation
Employment Level
Full-time
Work Conditions
This is an in-person position working primarily from the Cranbrook office with travel within ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa.
Physical Environment
All work is very physical and requires a high degree of strength, flexibility and stamina.
Much of the work is done outdoors in all kinds of weather conditions.
Physical Effort
There is a requirement to be able to lift heavy boxes, objects and to move furniture.
Manual dexterity is required in using a wide range of tools and equipment.
Mental / Sensory Effort
Minimal mental fatigue
People Environment
Occasional challenging people situations
Position Required Travel*.*
Routine travel within the Nation
Eligibility Statement
The Ktunaxa Nation Council is committed to providing and maintaining a safe and healthy work environment for all Employees and the People, Communities, and Bands that we serve.
Proof of Covid Vaccination is required as per the KNC Vaccination Policy.
Equity Statement
The KNC values diversity and inclusion in the workplace. All qualified applications will be considered, however, qualified persons of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit ancestry will be given preference. If you require accommodation to participate in the interview process, please let us know.
Only those applicants who meet the qualifications will be contacted for an interview.
Please Note:
When you click on "Submit", you will be redirected to our Talent website where you will need to confirm your application**.**
Some web browsers do not allow pop-ups which can prevent you from viewing our Talent website.
You can remove the pop-up blocker or open the page as an “Incognito” or "in private window" tab from the 3 dots found at the top right corner of your webpage.
About Ktunaxa Nation Council
Ktunaxa people have occupied the lands adjacent to the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers and the Arrow Lakes of British Columbia, Canada for more than 10,000 years.
The Ktunaxa Nation Council is the governmental organization which represents the four Canadian Ktunaxa communities in the southeast corner of British Columbia. It is a dynamic work place, and is engaged in many activities that are unique within the province. The Ktunaxa Nation is well known for their innovation and have often been presented as an example as a First Nation who is succeeding in rebuilding their governmental and cultural institutions.