Facility Operator 2
Bracebridge, Town of
About this job
The Facility Operator 2 reports to the Manager of Facilities and is responsible for maintaining recreation facilities including pools, arena, and fieldhouse to high standards of cleanliness and operation, while ensuring compliance with Public Health requirements and facility security.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain recreation facilities (pools, arena, fieldhouse) to highest quality standards of building maintenance and cleanliness
- Perform janitorial and cleaning tasks
- Operate a variety of equipment
- Perform regular facility checks and ensure pool chemistry meets Public Health requirements
- Maintain ice quality, enter readings in logs/reports, and provide security and supervision when working alone
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Full posting
Reporting to the Manager of Facilities or designate, the Facility Operator 2 will be responsible for recreation facilities including pools, arena, and fieldhouse. Maintaining these facilities to the highest quality standards of building maintenance and cleanliness, including janitorial and cleaning tasks, operation of a variety of equipment, performance of regular facility checks, ensuring pool chemistry is within the Public Health requirements, responsible for maintaining good quality ice entering readings in logs/reports, security and supervision of facilities is required when working alone. Supervision of the facility is required from time to time when working alone.
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