Recreation Department Manager at CNUFN (Northern Bruce Peninsula)

Recreation Department Manager at CNUFN (Northern Bruce Peninsula)

21 Oct
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YMCA of Owen Sound Grey Bruce
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Northern Bruce Peninsula

21 Oct

YMCA of Owen Sound Grey Bruce

Northern Bruce Peninsula

Lead community recreation initiatives as the Recreation Department Manager for Chippewas of Nawash First Nation. Enjoy a market-competitive salary, supportive environment, and meaningful engagement in a vibrant community.
CNUFN seeks an energetic Recreation Department Manager to oversee daily operations, budget management, and staff recruitment. This position requires strong leadership in maintaining safety standards and ensuring high-quality recreation services. Be part of a welcoming community near Georgian Bay where outdoor activities and culture thrive.
Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee daily operations of the Recreation Department
• Manage preventative maintenance across facilities
• Prepare and monitor annual budgets effectively
• Ensure compliance with workplace health and safety
• Assist in recruiting and retaining qualified staff
Requirements:
• Grade 12 or GED is required
• Two years of custodian maintenance experience
• Valid class G driver’s license and reliable vehicle
• Basic knowledge of health and safety regulations
• Competent in Microsoft Word and Outlook
Enhance your career in recreation management while contributing to community well-being at CNUFN.

📌 Recreation Department Manager at CNUFN (Northern Bruce Peninsula)
🏢 YMCA of Owen Sound Grey Bruce
📍 Northern Bruce Peninsula

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