Safety monitoring and building repairs define this housing maintenance position with Native Counselling Services of Alberta. Support dwellings across indoor and outdoor settings.
Working with NCSA’s Kisnimi Ti housing program, you will help ensure transitional housing meets current standards. Duties require extensive maintenance experience, physical fitness, reliable organization, and confidentiality. Cultural knowledge and understanding of Indigenous experiences guide respectful work with clients, coworkers, management, and community.
Key Responsibilities: Check housing for safety concerns and maintenance needs
Repair general buildings on an ongoing basis
Keep housing aligned with government requirements
Maintain inventory control and timely repair records




Use computers and information technology for work documentation
Requirements: Extensive previous building maintenance experience
Knowledge of Indigenous cultures, healing, communities, and language
Ability to work independently or efficiently within a team
Robust interpersonal, communication, time management, and documentation skills
Safety gear compliance, driver’s license, insurance, and required checks
Bring dependable repair, safety, and organizational skills to maintain NCSA transitional housing and support its residents.

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📌 Housing Maintenance Specialist NCSA (Alberta)
🏢 Native Counselling Services of Alberta
📍 Alberta