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Northern Sunrise County is a vibrant and action-oriented municipality that is looking for a full time Community Development Coordinator in Cadotte Lake with similar qualities. If you enjoy working in an environment that encourages development, teamwork and growth, this position will interest you.
The Community Development Coordinator is responsible for the implementation of FCSS programs and recreational opportunities in the hamlet of Cadotte Lake. The Coordinator supports individuals, families, and groups in identifying, accessing and utilizing relevant resources in the community to develop and maintain healthy lifestyles. The Coordinator is also responsible for the rentals and custodial duties at the Mamowintowin Hall. This position works 36.25 hours a week, including evenings and weekends.
The position posting will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. We would like to thank all applicants and advise that only those to be interviewed will be contacted.
Employment with the County is conditional upon receiving the following documents before your first day of work:
- Satisfactory Criminal Record Check
- Satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Check
- Satisfactory Intervention Record Check
- Satisfactory Driver's Abstract
Interested Candidates may apply to:
Cindy Millar, Chief Administrative Officer
Northern Sunrise County
Bag 1300, Peace River, AB T8S 1Y9
Phone 780.624.0013 Fax 780.624.0023
cmillar@northernsunrise.net
The Nampa and District Museum preserves, interprets and promotes the history of the Village of Nampa and surrounding districts in Northern Sunrise County. The Nampa and District Museum seeks an enthusiastic individual for the role of Collections Assistant. This role is a full-time position intended for a student studying in an undergraduate or graduate program that meets Young Canada Works program requirements.
The Collections Assistant will have the responsibility of inventorying items in museum storage, processing items, as well as inputting data into the collections management software. The Collections Assistant will also assist in the preparation and installation of exhibits. As a member of the Nampa and District Museum team, the Collections Assistant will be expected to support additional education programs and events as required. This includes special events, exhibit design and setup, school programs and collaborations. The Collections Assistant will have the opportunity to create content to promote the Nampa and District Museum through the Museum’s website and social media.
Description of Duties:
Duties will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
- Greet visitors and conduct tours of the Nampa and District Museum’s exhibits
- Answer visitors and guests’ inquiries to the best of one’s abilities, providing excellent customer service
- Assisting in the delivery of school programming, occasionally taking the lead in programming, and gathering feedback from participants
- Assist with special events prep, delivery and clean up
- Assist with exhibit design and setup
- Inventory objects in museum storage
- Process (photograph, number, measure, describe) objects identified for review
- Data input into the collections management software
- Assist in identifying, researching, numbering, and cleaning artifacts
- Other duties as assigned, including some grounds keeping
Qualifications:
Candidates must register with Young Canada Works and meet the program’s requirements, such as being a permanent resident or citizen of Canada and between the ages of 16 to 30 and be enrolled in and returning to post-secondary education in the fall. The successful candidate will be an undergraduate or graduate student studying in a related field such as: museum studies, history, art history, anthropology, education, Canadian studies or communications. Previous knowledge or experience with museums/galleries, will be considered an asset.
The successful applicant will:
- Possess a valid driver’s license;
- Be able to work with diverse audiences;
- Have strong multi-tasking skills;
- Work independently with minimal supervision or as part of a team;
- Excellent communication skills (both oral and written communication in English);
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suites and photo editing software;
- Basic research experience and a willingness to learn new research skills;
- Ability to follow procedures and meet deadlines;
- Ability to handle tedious and repetitive tasks;
- Experience and confidence in public speaking/presentations;
- Bilingualism is an asset
Working Conditions:
Position requires:
- Working evening and weekend hours
- Standing and sitting for long period of time
- The employee to work both inside and outside the museum building
How to Apply:
To apply, please contact Cindy Millar at cmillar@northernsunrise.net or apply directly through Young Canada Works. Please email a cover letter and two references along with your resume. Applications will be received until April 14, 2024, at midnight. While all applications are welcomed, only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. This position is grant dependent. Wage and dates of employment may be adjusted depending on funding.
About the Nampa and District Museum and surrounding area:
We acknowledge that the Nampa and District Museum rests on the homeland of the many diverse First Nations and Metis people whose ancestors have walked this land since time immemorial. We are grateful to work, live and learn on the traditional territory of Treaty 8.
The Nampa and District Museum has been collecting its community’s history and stories since 1985. In 2015, the Museum moved into a new larger building. The museum has displays on Village history, area settlement, industry and wildlife, as well as the indigenous peoples of the area. The Village of Nampa is located 450km north of Edmonton, and 27km south of the Town of Peace River. For more information on the museum, Nampa and area visit: nampamuseum.ca, Nampa.ca, mightypeace.com or northernsunrise.net
*NOTE* This position is grant dependent. Wage and dates of employment may be adjusted depending on funding.
The Nampa and District Museum preserves, interprets and promotes the history of the Village of Nampa and surrounding districts in Northern Sunrise County. The Nampa and District Museum seeks an enthusiastic individual for the role of Heritage Interpreter. This role is a full-time position intended for a student studying in an undergraduate or graduate program that meets Young Canada Works program requirements.
The Heritage Interpreter will have the responsibility of researching, preparing and delivering historical interpretation for public consumption in the form of tours, as well as assisting with the Museum’s education programs. As a member of the Nampa and District Museum team, the Heritage Interpreter will be expected to support additional collections and programs as required. This includes special events, exhibit design and setup, database entry and collaborations. The Heritage Interpreter will have the opportunity to create content to promote the Nampa and District Museum through the Museum’s website and social media.
Description of Duties:
Duties will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
- Greet visitors and conduct tours of the Nampa and District Museum’s exhibits
- Answer visitors and guests’ inquiries to the best of one’s abilities, providing excellent customer service
- Assisting in the delivery of school programming, occasionally taking the lead in programming, and gathering feedback from participants
- Work on organizing and processing the programming collection
- Assist with special events prep, delivery and clean up
- Assist with exhibit design and setup
- Research people and places in the community for use in tours, and deliver these tours
- Data input into the collections management software
- Other duties as assigned, including some grounds keeping
Qualifications:
Candidates must register with Young Canada Works and meet the program’s requirements, such as being a permanent resident or citizen of Canada and between the ages of 16 to 30 and is enrolled in and returning to post-secondary education in the fall. The successful candidate will be an undergraduate or graduate student studying in a related field such as: museum studies, history, art, art history, anthropology, education, Canadian studies or communications. Previous knowledge or experience with museums/galleries, educational programming, and design will be considered an asset.
The successful applicant will:
- Possess a valid driver’s license;
- Be able to work with diverse audiences;
- Have strong multi-tasking skills;
- Work independently with minimal supervision or as part of a team;
- Excellent communication skills (both oral and written communication in English);
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suites and photo editing software;
- Basic research experience and a willingness to learn new research skills;
- Ability to follow procedures and meet deadlines;
- Ability to handle tedious and repetitive tasks;
- Experience and confidence in public speaking/presentations;
- Bilingualism is an asset
Working Conditions:
Position requires:
- Working evening and weekend hours
- Standing and sitting for long period of time
- The employee to work both inside and outside the museum building
How to Apply:
To apply, please contact Cindy Millar at cmillar@northernsunrise.net or apply directly through Young Canada Works. Please email a cover letter and two references along with your resume. Applications will be received until April 14, 2024, at midnight. While all applications are welcomed, only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. This position is grant dependent. Wage and dates of employment may be adjusted depending on funding.
About the Nampa and District Museum and surrounding area:
We acknowledge that the Nampa and District Museum rests on the homeland of the many diverse First Nations and Metis people whose ancestors have walked this land since time immemorial. We are grateful to work, live and learn on the traditional territory of Treaty 8.
The Nampa and District Museum has been collecting its community’s history and stories since 1985. In 2015, the Museum moved into a new larger building. The museum has displays on Village history, area settlement, industry and wildlife, as well as the indigenous peoples of the area. The Village of Nampa is located 450km north of Edmonton, and 27km south of the Town of Peace River. For more information on the museum, Nampa and area visit: nampamuseum.ca, Nampa.ca, mightypeace.com or northernsunrise.net
*NOTE* This position is grant dependent. Wage and dates of employment may be adjusted depending on funding.
Northern Sunrise County is a vibrant and action-oriented municipality that is looking for a Seasonal Labourer with similar qualities. If you enjoy working in an environment that encourages development, teamwork and growth, this position will interest you.
Reporting to the Director of Operations & Infrastructure, the Seasonal Labourer is responsible for a variety of tasks in supporting the Public Works operation. The position requires a positive work ethic, high standards, and positive time management skills. The ability to work independently as well as in a team environment is required.
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The term of employment will be approximately from May to August. The position posting will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. We would like to thank all applicants and advise that only those to be interviewed will be contacted.
Employment with the County is conditional upon receiving the following documents before your first day of work:
- Satisfactory Criminal Record Check
- Satisfactory Driver’s Abstract
A position description is available here!
Interested candidates may apply to:
Cindy Millar, Chief Administrative Officer & Human Resources
Northern Sunrise County
Bag 1300, Peace River, AB T8S 1Y9
Phone 780-624-0013 Fax 780-624-0023
cmillar@northernsunrise.net
Northern Sunrise County is a vibrant and action-oriented municipality that is seeking to fill a full-time, entry level position in its Water Utility Operations. If you enjoy working in an environment that encourages development, fosters growth, and looks at the big picture, this position will interest you. The position offers an interesting and challenging range of duties involved in the operation of suburban and rural water and wastewater systems. The County operates a Level III Regional WTP, four Class II WD systems and two Class I WW Lagoon systems and supplies water to an extensive rural water co-op. This position will be based out of the Operations Shop located at 135 Sunrise Road as well as the Water Treatment Plant.
The County is looking for an individual with a Grade 12 or General Equivalency Diploma. They must have a strong mechanical aptitude. The candidate must be comfortable working with technology, including Microsoft operating systems and Microsoft Office applications. Familiarity with plant SCADA software is a definite asset, as is experience with GPS and GIS systems.
The Utilities Operator Trainee shall take the Alberta Environment “Entry Level Training” course and write the Level 1 Certification exams in all four categories: Water Treatment Plants (WT), Wastewater Treatment Plants or Wastewater Lagoons (WWT), Water Distribution Systems (WD) and Wastewater Collection Systems (WWC). An Alberta Class 5 or better Driver’s License is required for this position.
Employment with the County is conditional upon receiving the following documents before your first day of work:
- Satisfactory Criminal Record Check
- Satisfactory Driver’s Abstract
A position description is available here!
Interested candidates may apply to:
Cindy Millar, Chief Administrative Officer & Human Resources
Northern Sunrise County
Bag 1300, Peace River, AB T8S 1Y9
Phone 780-624-0013 Fax 780-624-0023
cmillar@northernsunrise.net
The position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. We would like to thank all applicants for their interest in this position, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Northern Sunrise County is a vibrant and action-oriented municipality that is looking for a Vegetation Management Coordinator with similar qualities. If you enjoy working in an environment that encourages development, fosters growth and looks at the big picture, this position will interest you. As a Vegetation Management Coordinator with Northern Sunrise County you will be able to make a difference in the agricultural world. In this role you will be able to help producers continue to grow Alberta, especially the rural north. This position is based out of the Agricultural Services Department office located in Nampa, Alberta.
The Vegetation Management Coordinator is responsible for maintaining, organizing and coordinating the vegetation management programs. The Vegetation Management Coordinator also supports the Agricultural Fieldman in the overall administration and coordination of the Agricultural Services Department and its personnel. The salary for this position starts at $93,344.00 per annum. The County provides attractive benefits and pension programs, as well as a good vacation package.
Employment with the County is conditional upon receiving the following documents before your first day of work:
- Satisfactory Criminal Record Check
- Satisfactory Driver's Abstract
Interested Candidates may apply to:
Cindy Millar, Chief Administrative Officer
Northern Sunrise County
Bag 1300, Peace River, AB T8S 1Y9
Phone 780.624.0013 Fax 780.624.0023
cmillar@northernsunrise.net
The position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. We would like to thank all applicants for their interest in this position, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.