Waterfront Maintenance Technician Halifax (Nova Scotia)

Waterfront Maintenance Technician Halifax (Nova Scotia)

26 Oct
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Build Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia

26 Oct

Build Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Waterfront maintenance professionals can apply hand and power tools across Build Nova Scotia properties, on the water, and outdoors in every weather condition. This Halifax-based position supports wide-ranging maintenance needs.
Reporting to the Senior Maintenance Technician, this experienced Maintenance Technician supports seasonal setup, activations, and practical maintenance solutions. Work may include property maintenance, landscaping, lighting, water or waste collection, repairs, and infrastructure improvements. The position serves properties in Halifax, Dartmouth, Bedford, and Peggy's Cove.
Key Responsibilities: Complete seasonal setup for marine and waterfront amenities
Perform property maintenance, repairs, and infrastructure improvements




Support Halifax Busker and Evergreen Festivals
Report work progress and completion standards promptly
Work on boats, floating docks, and properties
Requirements: Completed high school certificate or equivalent
Knowledge and experience using hand and power tools
Valid Class 5 Driver's License
Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions
Ability to kneel, climb, lift, dig, and walk kilometres
Bring practical maintenance, marine infrastructure, and communication skills to Build Nova Scotia’s waterfront properties and seasonal activations.

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📌 Waterfront Maintenance Technician Halifax (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Build Nova Scotia
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