About the Role
The Operations Assistant works with all summer staff for the daily opening, operating, and closing procedures associated with Museum operations. They will work with the Operations & Marketing Manager to prepare the site for our busy summer season, and assist in updating outdoor exhibitions and interactives (including a gold panning station, CPR caboose and replica train station, and a mining warehouse). If interest exists, they can support program development and the development of marketing/social media content. The Operations Assistant will also assist with providing customer service, such as front-desk operations, Visitor Centre support, event support, and guided tours (especially if bilingual). All staff assist with the opening, operating, maintenance, and closing procedures associated with daily operations.
Requirements
Funding Dependent: Current Student
Excellent organizational skills, planning experience, and a passion for history
Excellent English verbal and written communication skills
Excellent interpersonal and public speaking skills, including customer service experience and problem-solving skills
Excellent computer skills (incl. Google Suite, Squarespace, Basecamp, Social Media)
The following are desired assets for the job:
Post-secondary education: Heritage/History, Architecture, Geology/Mining, Environmental Sciences, or a related Trade school, related fields
Experience/knowledge of the Standards and Guidelines on the Conservation of Historic Places
Knowledge of Rossland or West Kootenay history
Minor labour and equipment/tool maintenance experience
Current first aid/CPR certificate
Salary/Wage
17.5-19/hr
Accessible Employer: Yes
Open to International applicants with valid Canadian Work permits: No
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