Kuldeep Dhaliwal

Full-time position. Reports directly to Kristin Kemle, The Director of Maintenance and Capital Assets, with day to day work, schedule and supervision overseen by the on-site Building Maintenance Lead. Working hours will be scheduled with the direct supervisor as required. Paid at a rate of $20.49 per hour. Employment is subject to successful completion of a 3-month probationary period.

Building Service Worker at BC Indigenous Housing Society (BCIHS) (2026-04)

Full-time position. Reports directly to Kristin Kemle, The Director of Maintenance and Capital Assets, with day to day work, schedule and supervision overseen by the on-site Building Maintenance Lead. Working hours will be scheduled with the direct supervisor as required. Paid at a rate of $20.49 per hour. Employment is subject to successful completion of a 3-month probationary period.

• Performs a variety of building cleaning tasks such as: vacuuming, sweeping, mopping, waxing and polishing floors, hallways and stairs, dusting furniture, counters and woodwork, washing hand basins, sinks, toilets and tile work and replenishing supplies in washrooms, washing windows, glass partitions and painted surfaces, cleaning and polishing metal doors, hand rails, ashtrays and mail boxes.
• A priority of this position is suite cleaning, painting and unit preparation at move-out. It is essential that this work be done expeditiously to eliminate unnecessary downtime.
• Performs safety related duties such as building rounds (at least twice per shift), checking of doors, alarms, etc. log entry and the writing of incident reports. Liaises with police, fire and medical authorities as required.
• Performs a variety of maintenance and mechanical duties such as: changing locks (deadbolts and handsets), replacing faucet washers, seats and cartridges, repairing and replacing toilets, repairing leaking “P” traps, caulking of tubs, sinks and countertops, replacing exhaust fan motors, minor appliance repairs such as replacing stovetop and oven elements, replacing fridge dairy doors and bottle bars, minor carpentry such as repairing drawers and hanging bi- fold and suite doors, replacement of light bulbs, fluorescent tubes, etc., lubricating pumps and motors, checking belts, filters, relighting pilot lights and reading gauges.
• Building Service Workers should be able to make clear and concise logbook entries and have the ability to adequately fill out incident reports.
• Responds to resident inquiries and emergencies and takes appropriate action.
• Performs regular security inspections of entire building inside and out.
• Operates and maintains heating equipment not requiring provincial heating certification.
• Assists tenants during a move-in or move-out procedure.
• Cleans and prepares apartments and sorts personal effects after a move-out, eviction or death.
• Transports furniture and other equipment about the building as required.
• Maintains garbage containers and makes accessible for regular pick-up.
• Minor exterior ground upkeep including litter pick-up, sweeping, hosing and brushing off outside steps and walks.
• Shovels snow, salts, sands and removes ice on walkways as necessary.
• Performs related work as required.

Completion of Grade 12 or equivalent work experience