SSCA: 2012 Season Job Opportunities SSCA Property

Tuesday, 21 February 2012 12:16 | Written by Leslie Hayes |

The SSCA Property Committee has developed a new staffing model for maintenance of our Community Center property. Under this new model it is our intention to hire a live-on-site caretaking couple who will provide site supervision and operate the Dockhouse activities – sale of refreshments, tennis balls, social ticket sales etc. We plan to hire 1 or 2 university aged students and one high school aged student from our community. The older student(s) will work from May through August, responsible for maintenance and repair of the property. The high school aged student will assist from Canada Day through Labour Day.

We are currently accepting applications for these positions. Please apply by email with a cover letter and resume by March 7 as follows:

Caretaking position: The Caretaking couple should be available to live on-site from early May through early October, have experience with caretaking duties including light carpentry and plumbing. Please contact Stuart Hatcher at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Property maintenance positions (1 or 2 positions): early May through Labour Day to be filled by University aged student(s). Applicants should demonstrate aptitude for and experience doing outdoor maintenance work, including working with light machinery, lawnmower, blowers ect. Please contact Leslie Hayes at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Property maintenance assistant position:Canada Day through Labour Day to be filled by a High School aged student. Applicants should demonstrate aptitude for and experience doing outdoor maintenance work, including working with light machinery, lawnmower, blowers ect. Please contact Leslie Hayes at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Leslie Hayes
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