building services worker

City of New WestminsterNew Westminster, BCJob Bankpublished 09/15/2026
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Great City, Great Work, Great Future!Building Service WorkerNew Westminster, British ColumbiaEmployment StatusTemporary Full-TimePay Range$29.25 to $34.23 per hour + comprehensive benefitsClosing Date9/23/26Apply Now Number of Openings: 1Hours per Week: 40 hours per week.Employee Group: CUPE, Local 387Location: t?m?sew?tx? Aquatic and Community Centre: 65 East Sixth AveCompetition #: 1529As a central hub in the Metro Vancouver area, the City of New Westminster delivers a broad spectrum of urban services to over 92,000 residents. New Westminster is rich in history with a viable and thriving economy and has a population representative of the diversity of the region. The City is staffed by talented and dedicated employees who work together to achieve its strategic vision. We have earned a proud reputation for civic leadership, service delivery, and outstanding employee relations.Join our dynamic team at the t?m?sew?tx? Aquatic and Community Centre, a state of the art facility designed for flexibility, accessibility, and sustainability.Responsibilities: Carry out deep cleaning tasks in the community centre during non-operating hours, covering multipurpose rooms, public washrooms, aquatic centre change rooms, fitness centre and gyms. Perform detailed floor care duties, adhering to specific protocols for a variety of flooring types. Conduct preventative maintenance on cleaning equipment, including auto-scrubbers, carpet extractors, and related machinery. Ensure compliance with established guidelines, emphasizing safety, efficiency and sustainability.Qualifications:Knowledge, skills and abilities: Proficient in janitorial methods, materials, tools, and equipment Good knowledge of the principles of operating automatic heat, hot water and ventilation units Knowledge of routine building maintenance and repair tasks Capability to prioritize tasks and exercise independent judgement Effective oral and written communication skills Proficiency in basic Microsoft Office applications required Demonstrate both independent work capability and collaborative teamwork within a diverse work groupEducation and experience: High school diploma or equivalent Building Service Worker certificate WHMIS certificate Pool Operator 1 certificate is an asset Valid BC Driver?s Licence The ability to successfully pass and maintain a clear Police Information Check - Vulnerable SectorAdditional Information: These positions will include overnight shifts Applicants must attach a copy of the required certifications to their applications Regular shift changes are scheduled throughout the year and are based on operational requirements The successful candidate may be assigned to work at other recreation sites for extended periods*Qualified candidates will be assessed based on their knowledge, skills and abilities, and may be selected for an interview should they meet the qualifications and requirements of the position. We offer our employees great work-life balance, including competitive salaries, comprehensive health and wellness benefits and retirement plans (a percentage in lieu of benefits for auxiliary positions). We also offer a hybrid remote work schedule in accordance with our Remote Work Policy, opportunities for education and training, and engaging, rewarding work. Please apply with your cover letter and resume in one document. Join a team of enthusiastic and innovative employees, and help us build a vibrant, compassionate, resilient city where everyone can thrive.To support a workforce that reflects the diversity of our community; women, Indigenous Peoples, racialized individuals, persons of diverse sexual orientation, gender identity or expression (LGBTQ2S+), persons with disabilities, and others who may contribute to diversity of our workforce, are encouraged to express their interest.New Westminster is on the unceded and unsurrendered land of the Halq'eméylem-speaking peoples. It is acknowledged by the City that colonialism has made in