Employment Opportunities

Reporting to the Public Works Foreperson or designate, the Operator Class 2 is responsible for performing departmental operations including, but not limited to, road and roadside maintenance and construction, as well as infrastructure repairs. Other responsibilities include winter road patrol, winter sand/salt, snow plow and snow removal functions; operating various equipment including, but not limited to, single and tandem axel plow trucks with associated winter maintenance equipment such as pre-wet pumps, sander, tanker, and dump bodies, snow plow blade and wing attachments; front-end loaders, sidewalk plows, limb chipper, chainsaws, weed trimmers and quick-cut saws.

Reporting to the Parks and Trails Foreperson, Public Works Foreperson or designate, the Public Works Student performs general landscape and maintenance labour services to municipal parks, trails, gardens, facilities and roads as part of a dynamic team responsible for keeping Bracebridge beautiful and safe.

Reporting to the Recreation Business Services Coordinator or designate, the Customer Service Representative is responsible for providing high quality customer service by interacting with all patrons and staff in a respectful, friendly, courteous, and professional manner while providing reliable, consistent, and excellent service, directing incoming calls, coordinating program registrations, and promoting programs, facilities and membership information.

Reporting to the Wellness and Aquatics Coordinator or designate, the Aquatics Lead Instructor is responsible for maintaining a safe and welcoming aquatic environment by providing quality programs such as recreation swims, swim lessons, and aqua fitness. The Aquatics Lead Instructor is responsible for conducting mentoring and training part-time staff, as well as performing lifeguarding and swim instructing duties.

Connect with the community and support health and wellness in a career in Recreation. 

Ongoing

Connect with the community and support health and wellness in a career in Recreation. 

Ongoing

Reporting to the Recreation Programmer or designate, the Inclusion Counsellor is responsible for providing one-to-one personal care and direct supervision of individuals with exceptionalities in a recreation program setting. The Inclusion Counsellor maintains a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for all participants and supports recreation program staff in delivering high quality programs for all participants.

Reporting to the Wellness and Aquatics Coordinator or designate, the Wellness Coach is responsible for providing orientations to current and potential clients, assisting in the daily operations of the wellness centre, monitoring fitness passes and memberships, and interacting with staff, participants and the public to provide relevant information.