Preventative Maintenance Assistant Manager (British Columbia)

Preventative Maintenance Assistant Manager (British Columbia)

02 Nov
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Park Place Seniors Living
|
British Columbia

02 Nov

Park Place Seniors Living

British Columbia

Apply preventative maintenance expertise at Oyster Harbour Seniors Community while coordinating work orders, checks, and repairs. The 0.6 FTE schedule supports ongoing building care.
The Assistant Maintenance Manager reports to the Site Leader and Maintenance Manager in Maintenance Services. You will prioritize repairs, use Maintenance Care, maintain building safety, and support painting and fire safety activities. The position also requires winter clearing and routine, scheduled, and emergency response.
Key Responsibilities: Prioritize items requiring attention, repair, or follow-up
Execute work orders and preventative maintenance in Maintenance Care
Maintain protected, operable building and grounds conditions




Paint vacant suites and complete common-area touch-ups
Support the home’s fire safety program
Requirements: High School graduate or considered equivalent
At least two years of relevant experience encouraged
Knowledge of continuing care building and fire codes
Ability to read building drawings and codes preferred
WHMIS and Occupational Health and Safety certifications assets
Bring organized work-order coordination, code knowledge, and preventative maintenance skills to this seniors community.

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📌 Preventative Maintenance Assistant Manager (British Columbia)
🏢 Park Place Seniors Living
📍 British Columbia

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