Maintenance Worker

Maintenance Worker

  • Support Staff
  • Victoria, BC
  • Hourly pay range: $21.23 - $24.97 CAD / Hour

Maintenance Worker

Casual, starting as soon as possible 

 

One of our core values at St. Michaels University School is respect. With this in mind, we acknowledge that our school rests in the heart of Straits Salish territory, a living culture with its own rites, ceremonies, and unfolding history. We honour the Esquimalt, Songhees, and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples – whose homelands we share and whom we recognize as our neighbours. 

 

Reporting to the Facilities Manager, the Maintenance Worker is responsible for general maintenance and repairs of SMUS’s buildings. This is part-time and seasonal work ideal for individuals with flexible schedules who are able to work with short notice and looking to supplement their income.  

Hours of work vary and include weekends and evenings. This is physical work and can include working outdoors during inclement weather. 

 

Key Responsibilities and Expectations: 

Basic demolition work, lifting and moving furniture and boxes.  
Building security, locking buildings and windows after hours.  
Cleans work areas, equipment and tools.  
Operates and maintains power and hand tools.  
Basic plumbing, drywall repair, painting and general building maintenance  
Ensures safety of work crews, and safety standards are adhered to.  
Assists in set ups, take downs of tables, chairs, supplies and equipment for school events.  
Cleaning windows and power washing area.  
Other duties as required. 
 

The successful candidate will have the following skills, background and interests: 

Minimum high school diploma required.  
Minimum five years’ experience preferred.  
Basic knowledge of plumbing, carpentry, electrical systems preferred.  
Knowledge of building maintenance and general building trades an asset.  
Ability to problem solve and find solutions to last minute request or issues.  
Ability to exercise sound judgment and responsibility while working with minimal supervision.  
Excellent interpersonal skills in communicating effectively with staff and the general public.  
Ability to work in and promote a team approach and environment.  
Ability to coordinate multiple projects and meet established timelines.  
Sufficient physical strength and stamina to perform the required duties, lifting and carrying 40-50 lbs.  
Valid B.C. Drivers License (Class 5).  
Experience working in a school environment and First Aid/CPR certificate would be assets.  
Comfortable working with MS Outlook, basic file storage and computer skills. 
 

Pay Range:  

Hourly pay range: $21.23 – $24.97 

 

Criminal Record Check: 

Must pass and maintain a clear Solicitor General criminal record check for the purpose of working with children. 

 

Application Details: 

Please apply by 2:00 pm on Thursday, June 19th, 2025. 

 

About St. Michaels University School: 

Located in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, St. Michaels University School (SMUS) is a Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12 day and boarding school with a global reputation for academic excellence. 

Our students from over 30 countries all over the world have opportunities in academics, athletics, arts, leadership, service and outdoor education, and are inspired by an extraordinary staff committed to character growth and preparing students for what lies ahead in life. The school’s Mission shapes these endeavours: Our school seeks the excellence in all of us, with passion and compassion. We are a community shaped by the pursuit of truth and goodness, providing outstanding preparation for life. 

At St. Michaels University School, we seek to employ and empower individuals who wish to forge impactful relationships and careers that place our students at the centre. We firmly believe that expanding our diversity while adjusting our practice will lead to becoming the community we envision – a place where staff and students share a sense that they fully belong. 

To apply for this job please visit www.smus.ca.

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