Tradesworker I (Journeyperson)

Definition

This is skilled work at the journeyperson level in one or more building trades. Work involves the maintenance and repair of buildings, machinery and equipment. The employee must possess a journeyperson certificate in one or more trades and is required to work at the journeyperson level.

Work is not limited to the trade in which the employee possesses a journeyperson certificate. The employee may maintain records of stock of building materials and supplies and requisition materials and supplies for repair and maintenance projects. Work assignments are received verbally or by written instructions which may be accompanied by sketches or diagrams.

Performance is reviewed by a designated superior through discussions, observations, inspections, reports and overall results achieved for conformance with established standards.

N.B. Other Related Responsibilities May Be Assigned As Necessary.





QUALIFICATIONS: Graduation from high school, or GED, and considerable diversified experience at the journeyperson level in the applicable trade(s) and considerable supervisory experience; or any equivalent combination of training and experience. Solid interpersonal and leadership skills, good verbal communication skills and a comprehensive knowledge of provincial and district rules, procedures and regulations specific to the job function are required. Ability to operate a computer and appropriate software programs is required.

NECESSARY SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Possession of a valid journeyperson certificate (Red Seal) in the trade as issued by the New Brunswick Department of Training and Employment Development

📌 HA - Plumber Tradesworker I (Saint John)
🏢 Anglophone South School District (ASD-S)
📍 Saint John