About the Role
The Operations Coordinator will support the general operations of the site, including daily operations, site maintenance, interpretive programs, historical tours, and visitor services. This project is an ideal opportunity for a recent graduate as it will focus on the overarching operational needs and systems in place to ensure a sustainable operation and evaluate and grow our core functions, audience engagement, and public accessibility of the site and historical information. The employee will work with the Operations & Marketing and Community Engagement managers to contribute research, resources, and suggestions to a new Disaster Preparedness Plan as well as our Property Plan, integrating our recent accessibility consultant recommendations and environmental assessment. We are also working on expanding our use of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in partnership with Indigenous knowledgekeepers and elders from the Autonomous Sinixt. Additionally, this project will include supporting the evaluation and growth of our volunteer and membership programs.
They will also help with the operation of the gift shop and Visitor Centre, assist in the planning and scheduling of group tours and special events as well as routine maintenance, including painting, cleaning, and groundskeeping, as time permits.
All staff assist with the opening, operating, maintenance, and closing procedures associated with daily operations.
Requirements
College/university graduate in Heritage/History, Architecture, Geology/Mining, Geography, or related fields
Excellent English verbal and written communication skills
Excellent interpersonal and public speaking skills, including customer service experience and problem-solving skills
Excellent organizational skills, planning experience, and a passion for education and history
The following are desired assets for the job:
Excellent computer skills (incl. word processing, spreadsheets, Squarespace, file management, etc.)
Land-use planning or environmental impact research experience
Experience/knowledge of the Standards and Guidelines on the Conservation of Historic Places
Creativity, enthusiasm, and a love of learning
Knowledge of Rossland or West Kootenay history
Minor labour and equipment/tool maintenance experience
Current first aid/CPR certificate
Salary/Wage
18.50-20/hr
Accessible Employer: Yes
Open to International applicants with valid Canadian Work permits: No
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