Job Listings for Ucluelet

The Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Government – Ucluelet First Nation is seeking a Chairperson for the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Government Legislature and hitac̓u Assemblies as outlined in the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Constitution and Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ laws. Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ business is conducted through virtual platforms such as Zoom until further notice.

SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES

The Chairperson is responsible to act as the presiding member of the Legislature at meetings of the Legislature and to manage the affairs of the Legislature. The Chairperson is also responsible to act as the Chairperson at all meetings of the Hitacu Assembly. Please see Part 3 of the Legislature Rules of Order and Procedure Act for a full description of the Duties and Powers of the Chairperson. For detailed information on the selection process of the Chairperson, please see Part 2 of the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Government Act YFNS 2/2011. The first meeting of the Legislature for the 2019 – 2023 term will be held no later than May 15, 2019

Duration: June 1- August 31, 2021

This position is funded in part through the Canada Summer Jobs wage subsidy program. Preference will be given to qualified Indigenous and/or French-speaking applicants already residing in the Clayoquot Biosphere region. All eligible candidates must:
 be between 15 – 30 years of age at the start of employment;
 be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or person to whom refugee protection has been conferred under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act for the duration of the employment; and
 have a valid Social Insurance Number at the start of employment and be legally entitled to work in Canada in accordance with relevant provincial or territorial legislation and regulations.

Tasks and Responsibilities:

Communications
 Monitor and maintain CBT social media profiles, learning to align posts with communications strategy and building digital and communications skills.
 Create 2-3 newsletters during employment term and update website as needed.
 Support communications with donors and partners.
 Develop databases and improve contact management systems.
 Provide communications support for Neighbourhood Small Grants Island Network, a Vancouver-Island network co-led by CBT.
 Select and deliver a special project aligned with applicant skills; staff with a variety of skills can mentor candidate on one of the following projects depending on the applicant’s interests and experience:
o analyze data collected over past 5 years of small community grant making and report on trends
o create a “story bank” sharing stories from small community grants
o document and share contemporary themes in community development and COVID-19 recovery, such as regional food security, through a photography and writing project.

Administration
 Maintain office presence (either remotely, in person, or a blend of both depending on public health guidelines during the time of employment) by monitoring phone and info@clayoquotbiosphere.org email address. General upkeep of office premises as required.
 Provides front-line support to all office visitors including volunteers, grantees and donors.
 Provides administrative support for all programs and staff.
 Provides support for board of directors and committee meetings.

Part-time weekends required approximate hours:

Position 1: Sat – Tue 11am – 7pm,
Position 2: Fri, Sat, Sun 4pm – 11pm.

Seasonal position until September 2021, to prepare and maintain the grounds, ensuring a clean, attractive, and safe environment. Duties to include site checks, grass cutting, clearing fire pits, sanitation, and cleaning of onsite facilities.

Limited staff sites available: must have own unit, water and hydro provided with access to sewer on campground.

Join the Neptune Ice team in Ucluelet. We are hiring fish graders, icers, forklift drivers, tote pushers for our up coming Hake Season. Lots of hours, competitive wages and fun environment. This can also be a year round job or seasonal.

• To establish a regular schedule of community visits and counselling sessions
• To coordinate effective service delivery strategies and instructions to service providers
• To maintain up-to-date files and provide statistical reports 
• To deliver consistent service within a framework inclusive of professional skills and Quu’asa (First Nation people) values

Do you need on-the-job work experience and skills training?

Do you have an interest in developing safe and inclusive outdoor recreation in your community?

Kootenay Adaptive Sport Association, in partnership with Access BC, is providing up to 14 BCEA Persons with Disabilities (PWD) in BC communities with work experience and skills enhancement in Universal Design and Physical Literacy education, which will increase their opportunities for sustainable employment.

Previous experience is NOT REQUIRED; this is a work experience opportunity for those with a keen interest in this field of work.

Applicants must be on BC Employment Assistance with a PWD designation.

Planning and Research Assistant duties will include developing a detailed data base of stakeholders, recreation sites, trails, and amenities with specifics related to accessibility, COVID safety and physical literacy, and assisting in the facilitation of the planning process to determine master plan recommendations for municipalities, landowners, stewards and stakeholders.

Participants will gain hands-on work experience/skills through the following activities:

• Performing reseach related to accessibility, physical literacy and COVID policy which could include assessing trails using an adapted mountain bike
• Conducting detailed assessments of parks and trails
• Collecting and reviewing data, report writing, and making recommendations for planning accessibility in your community
• Participating in stakeholder engagement and community consultations to positively influence accessibility in your community

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School District 70 Pacific Rim is accepting resumes from qualified Carpenters.  Reporting to the Director of Operations and working under the general direction of the Working Foreman and/or Charge Hand, performs carpentry duties related to the maintenance of buildings and all other School District property including renovations and modifications. Performs elements of other trades.

• Looking for part and full time drivers
• Drivers can be located between Ucluelet and Nanaimo area

If you are a class 4 driver with superb customer service skills looking for a flexible side gig, we have opportunities available in Ucluelet and Tofino. You may use your own car (less than 10 years old and certified), or use one of our house vehicles. As a driver for Whistle you are part of a team of dedicated professionals who are committed to our client's safety, security, and satisfaction at all times. You understand that you are not only an ambassador for our brand, but also for the west coast. If that’s you, let's talk Whistle!

Cermaq Canada is still hiring!

Cermaq Canada is deemed an essential service provider by the provincial government. This means we play an imperative role in the food supply chain with our farms and processing plant while maintaining the health and welfare of our fish.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we remain committed to bringing hard-working and dedicated team members on board while continuing to provide a safe and healthy workplace. As a company, we have adapted to the changing environment, implementing several new processes to ensure the health and safety of our employees and their families.

We are currently accepting applications for Processing Technicians to join our dynamic operations located out of our Tofino Operations. During this time, we will be providing our field employees with:

• An hourly pay of $18.45 plus a daily bonus dependent on production speeds and attendance targets. If met, the bonus can exceed an additional $5.50/hr.
• Immediate enrollment into our employer paid benefits.
• Full Time & Casual Positions Available
• Thoroughly sanitized transportation by bus and boat, we’ve doubled our transportation to provide socially distant transportation to our employees.

Position Requirements

• Our Processing Plant Operates Monday to Friday (Dependant on Processing Schedule)
• Safely preparing food product that meets food safety regulations and is safe for consumption
• Handling our fish at various different stages of the processing cycle
• Performing a wide variety of different, repetitive job tasks including cleaning fish, grading fish, managing boxes, operating forklifts, lifting and stacking of heavy boxes.

Creative Salmon is Canada’s first producer of certified organic farm-raised salmon, growing Pacific Chinook salmon at 4 sites in the waters of Clayoquot Sound near Tofino.

Farm Technicians are responsible for general farm operations such as net cleaning, basic maintenance, assistance during harvesting, feeding and care of fish, operating boats and equipment, as well as other tasks. Because farming is a team effort, reliability and dependable attendance is key.

Starting wage is $18.24 per hour going to $18.74 after 6 months. Company paid benefits package after the mandatory wait period (3 consecutive months)

Pacific Coastal Airlines is seeking a permanent part-time on call Customer Service Agent - Cross Trained based in Tofino, British Columbia. We are seeking a candidate who is looking to enjoy a family-oriented, dynamic and rewarding work environment. We are excited to welcome safety-oriented and customer service minded individual to continue their career with our company.

Pacific Coastal Airlines is headquartered at the South Terminal building at Vancouver International Airport. We fly scheduled and charter service between busy international airports, remote destinations, and beautiful communities in the province of British Columbia and Southern Alberta.

Pacific Coastal Cross Trained Agents are responsible for providing outstanding customer service to our customers and must embody the Pacific Coastal Airlines motto of "People Friendly, People First". The ideal candidate for this position is someone who has excellent people skills and enjoys working in ever-changing environment where multi-tasking and flexibility are the key attributes.

• Provide information in-person and over the phone on flight schedules, routes, cargo rates and status
• Prepare and issue tickets and boarding passes, compute fares, issue refunds, check baggage and collect excess baggage charges in accordance with tariff rules
• Assist passengers with boarding and disembarking the aircraft, including those requiring assistance
• Announce flight arrivals, departures, and boarding information
• Resolve service disruption issues such as cancelled or missed flights, determining alternative flight options, changes or rebooking reservations
• Investigate and handle customer complaints when problems arise
• Lift and move baggage
• Deal with time sensitive shipments, notify customers of the freight arrival
• Trace lost or misdirected cargo and associated records
• Weigh cargo items, compute and calculate charges for services in accordance with tariff rules
• Process and collect payments, prepare and issue airway bills and shipping documentation, enter shipping information into a computer
• Maintain and update records on a regular basis
• Lift and move cargo, ensure that is has being directed properly
• Decide whether to accept or reject cargo items, provide special handling of cargo as required
• Marshall aircraft
• Unload passenger luggage, cargo, containers/pallets, etc.
• Provide special handling of luggage/cargo as required/directed
• Report all equipment malfunctions to appropriate supervisor/manager
• Drive and/or operate ground support equipment
• Assist customers and crew during boarding/offloading the aircraft
• De-ice and anti-ace aircraft
• Possess an excellent understanding of company products and services and effectively promote them at all times
• Ensure the safety, security of all customers and their possessions at all times
• Other duties as assigned

Why Pacific Coastal Airlines?
Company Culture: We honour our company motto of People Friendly, People First for both our employees and our passengers. We encourage a positive, caring workplace and put a high value on collaboration, accountability, and loyalty. We are inclusive, respectful, and have a friendly corporate culture.
Travel Benefits: We offer excellent travel perks within the Pacific Coastal network for employees, their eligible family members, and their buddies. Also available to employees and their eligible family members is standby travel on other airlines across the world. Additionally, employees are eligible for discounts with various hotels and restaurants within the communities we serve as well as steeply discounted cargo shipping within the Pacific Coastal Airlines network.

Sechart Lodge is a completely off grid wilderness kayaking lodge located 1/2 mile from The Broken Group islands (Pacific Rim National Park) in Barkley Sound, off the west coast of Vancouver Island.

We require experienced cooks capable of cooking from scratch for up to 50. We do not have microwaves in our kitchen. Knowledge of fresh and dried herbs/spices for cooking is essential. Baking, ability to make various kinds of salads and sandwich artistry is required.

Must be hard working, extremely organized, willing to clean, do dishes and be comfortable interacting in a professional manner with guests and coworkers. This position requires the ability and willingness to do both Lead and 2nd cook duties. Light housekeeping duties may be required at times when needed. Ability to follow Food Safe and Work Safe regulations.

Start date is mid May to end September.

A commitment to end September is required. The work schedule is 2 weeks in / 1 week out. Daily wage includes transportation to lodge, accommodations, all meals and the use of a kayak when available on down time. PLEASE NOTE: We do not supply accommodation, meals, etc. while on your week off.

Menus are planned by our kitchen manager.

The following is a list of Specific Responsibilities & Duties:

• Prepare all components of the meal
• Follow the menu and recipes provided (should be capable of cooking basic meals without recipe)
• Ensure overall quality and presentation of the food is appealing
• Ensure meals are served on time
• Sanitizing all work surfaces and equipment used
• Be aware of restricted dietary needs of guests.
• Restock work areas and ensure proper stock rotation
• Clean the kitchen as per cleaning schedule
• Complete required HACCP logs
• Maintain safe work environment at all times
• Perform duties as per health and safety guidelines
• Other reasonable requests from management

Ucluelet Harbour Seafoods Limited is now accepting applications for the full time position(s) of Maintenance Technician with its Maintenance & Engineering Department at its Ucluelet Operation in British Columbia.  

 Reporting to the Maintenance Manager the Maintenance Technician will be part of a dynamic team responsible for maintaining all Equipment and Systems at the process facility in a safe and economical manner as well as other assigned / required duties.

Competitive wage package available for qualifying individual

Other combinations of equivalent education and experience will also be considered.

Busy roofing company looking to hire an experienced roofer as Foreman for work in Tofino and Ucluelet. If you have experience in flat roofing, metal roofing, and asphalt roofing please contact us!

If you have proven experience in the trade, are reliable and punctual, able to handle physically demanding work and skills to be a great team leader - we want to hear from you!

Rates based on experience - let's talk. Competitive wage! We are fully insured and WCB covered.

Come to the West Coast and work with us immediately.

The District of Ucluelet, situated on the edge of Vancouver Island's beautiful west coast, is offering a unique opportunity for a qualified candidate interested in fulfilling the role of Director of Engineering Services. Come join our dynamic team serving the active, progressive community of Ucluelet.

Reporting to the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), the Director of Engineering Services is an integral part of the senior management team and works to oversee the management and administration of the District’s infrastructure, operations, and capital projects. This includes oversight of personnel, equipment, and contracts to effectively provide District water, sewer, public works, and parks services to the community. The position will also oversee road and traffic services, asset management systems and facility maintenance, fleet, waste management, development services, and administer the District’s corporate sustainability and climate action programs. This position will oversee the Manager of Operations and is responsible for ensuring that the District’s plans, policies, and reports are professional and appropriate to serve the District’s current and future needs.

The District of Ucluelet offers a competitive salary and benefits package, initial housing and relocation support, surf lessons, and an incredible environment that offers a work-life balance in a stunning natural setting.

Further information, including a complete job description, can be obtained online in the Careers section at www.ucluelet.ca or by contacting the District Office at 250-726-7744.

Exceptional customer service and communication skills along with keyboarding experience will be an asset.

As our Receptionist you will be the first point of contact and impression for our organization. You will greet all incoming guests, visitors and members, help direct them to the appropriate individual, service and information.  You will be answering phones in a fast-paced environment and re-directing calls to respective departments. As the receptionist, you will perform various front desk duties including filing, handling and re-directing mail, external communications, and assisting administratively to TFN Management Team, Executives, and Chief & Council. This position reports to the Human Resources & Administration Manager.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Answering phones, navigating callers to the appropriate departments, staff, and information callers require.
• Greeting guests and hosting meeting guests. Preparing coffee, water, tea service.
• Monitoring supply inventory weekly.
• Monitoring and maintenance of all TFN Notices via bulletin board, emails, and postings.
• Operation, and maintenance of the faxes incoming and outgoing – Includes keeping a very organized fax logging system
• Organization and maintenance of mail logging system in place. All incoming and out-going mail gets called out to recipients or sent by Canada Post or Courier.
• General tidying of office areas. Board room, front office / reception area.
• General office operations, filling of paper in machines, operation of postage machine, copier, fax machine, filing, making copies as needed, distribution of staff mail arriving by post office box, fax, email etc.
• All other duties as assigned by HR and Tribal Administrator
• Office support / duties as required from other TFN Staff