Clean kitchens, including washing dishes, countertops, sinks, stoves and floors Tidy and clean offices, furniture and other areas in the Annex Prepare coffee for events and meetings Keep track of janitorial supplies and notify the Building Services Supervisor when items need reordering Assist with minor building maintenance and respond to emergencies This role contributes to the overall success of the Facilities and Operations Department. As a Building Cleaner, you have completed Grade 12 or equivalent. You also bring a minimum of one (1) year of qualified cleaning experience. The physical capability to lift and push boxes and cleaning supplies and equipment Strong attention to detail for cleaning Reliability and flexibility to accept and report for shifts A relevant training and certification in Building Services or a similar field is an asset

Salary:
Pay Grade 12, Step 2:$22.81 per hour starting rate Schedule: Casual 0-24 hours per week. This is a unionized position under the jurisdiction of CUPE Local 15 – VMECW. Please note that only applicants with Canadian citizenship, permanent residency or a valid work permit will be considered. We are respectful of the unceded Indigenous territory upon which we are situated

We offer
a welcoming, team-based office culture and we are committed to providing equitable access to everyone. We actively support accessibility, anti-racism, LGBTQ2S+ inclusion, and encourage diversity in our staff, volunteers, visitors, and programming. The Gallery’s celebrated exhibitions, extensive public programs and emphasis on advancing scholarship all focus on historical and contemporary art from British Columbia and around the world. Special attention is given to the accomplishments of Indigenous artists, as well as to those of the Asia Pacific region—through the Centre for Global Asias (formerly the Institute of Asian Art) founded in 2014. The Gallery’s new Richardson Family Art of Wellbeing Lab furthers its commitment to community by promoting the role of art in fostering health and wellbeing. Developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals, researchers and Indigenous Elders, the lab creates opportunities for individuals to engage with art in ways that support mental, emotional and physical wellbeing. The Vancouver Art Gallery is a charitable not-for-profit organization supported by its members, individual donors, corporate funders, foundations, the City of Vancouver, the Province of British Columbia through the BC Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts. #

📌 Janitor Full Time (Canada)
🏢 Vancouver Art Gallery
📍 Canada