Residence Attendant for City of Vancouver (British Columbia)

Residence Attendant for City of Vancouver (British Columbia)

12 Oct
|
Vancouver Economic Commission
|
British Columbia

12 Oct

Vancouver Economic Commission

British Columbia

Help support vulnerable populations in the City of Vancouver as a Residence Attendant. Engage with tenants, ensure safety, and provide essential custodial services in a non-market housing setting.

The City of Vancouver is hiring Residence Attendants to provide tenant services and uphold a compassionate atmosphere. This position requires interacting with tenants facing barriers such as trauma and addiction while maintaining safety on site. You'll also perform administrative tasks to support the operations of the residence, ensuring community well-being.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct regular rounds to monitor tenant well-being
• Build supportive relationships with tenants and guests
• Respond to emergencies and prepare incident reports




• Manage front desk operations and visitor sign-in
• Assist with janitorial and administrative tasks

Requirements:
• Grade 11 or equivalent with relevant experience
• Knowledge of mental health and addiction issues
• Limited Boiler Operator Certificate preferred
• Ability to follow safety protocols and policies
• Compassionate approach to tenant interactions

Bring your commitment to community service and support tenant wellness in a vital role at the City of Vancouver.
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📌 Residence Attendant for City of Vancouver (British Columbia)
🏢 Vancouver Economic Commission
📍 British Columbia

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