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Job Description

JOB POSTING

CUPE 4400D/26/017

POSTED: September 25 , 2026

DEADLINE: 4:30 p.m., October 25, 2026

Operations, Maintenance and Community Use

CUPE Local 4400, Unit D – 12 Months

Rate of Pay: $32.99 - $33.49 per hour

Overall Purpose

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The Toronto District School Board invites applications for the position of Operating Engineer – Shift Leader. Under the direction of the Facility Team Leader, the Caretaking Team Leader and the Head Caretaker, the Operating Engineer - Shift Leader will provide services in one of the Operations, Maintenance and Community Use Learning Centres.

Summary of Duties

The Operating Engineer – Shift Leader participates as an active team member by:

- Providing a safe, healthy and comfortable workplace for all building occupants in accordance with current caretaking cleaning standards.
- Directing the work of the on-site caretaking staff during the shift.




- Performing caretaking duties – including operating heating and ventilation equipment; pool maintenance; receiving and delivering supplies; lifting; climbing; floor cleaning; mopping; moving furniture; relamping; lunch room program duties; grounds cleaning and maintenance including grass cutting, snow and ice removal, maintenance of grounds, garbage removal; operating heavy powered cleaning equipment; etc.
- Ensuring the safe and continuous operation of all building operating equipment in accordance with provincial/municipal statutes and Board policies and procedures.
- Maintaining a co-operative working relationship with the Principal, academic and support staff and all other members of the school community.
- Maintaining appropriate records as required.
- Performing special duties as may be assigned by the Facility Team Leader, Caretaking Team Leader or Regional Manager.
- Inspection/identification of deficiencies and/or hazards.

Qualifications

- A good command of written and oral English and the proven ability to communicate in a sensitive, courteous and tactful manner.
- Demonstrated proficiency with Information Technology including the use of computers and related software applications.
- Commitment to customer service, continuous improvement and quality initiatives.
- Ability to maintain a co-operative working relationship with other members of Board staff at all levels and the general public.
- A good work record including a record of reliable attendance and punctuality.
- A demonstrated ability to learn and perform a large variety of job-related duties, including directing staff and the co- ortination of the caretaking workload of the shift.

📌 26-017 Operating Engineer – Shift Leader (Toronto)
🏢 Toronto District School Board
📍 Toronto