This is a Permanent, Full Time position of which includes a comprehensive benefit plan, as well as a benefit pension plan.  This position is stationed out of our Public Works Maintenance Shop located in the Town of Athabasca.  Definite assets would be experience in maintaining and operating a motor grader for summer and winter maintenance of gravel roadways, having knowledge of the area, the ability to work independently and preferably a Class 1 or 3 License.  The wage ranges from $22.77 to $25.40 per hour based on qualifications and years of experience. 

For a detailed job description please click here or Contact Leah Kapitaniuk (780) 675-2273 at the County Administration Office.  For further information regarding this position, please contact Rob Minns, Maintenance Foreman at (780) 675-2404.

Please submit your written application stating relevant experience and/or training by May 2, 2008 to:

Brian Adamkewicz, Director of Infrastructure Services

County of Athabasca No. 12

3602 - 48 Avenue, Athabasca, AB  T9S 1M8

Fax (780) 675-5512

We wish to thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Seasonal Employment Opportunity

June 28th to August 31st

Athabasca, AB

COMMUNITY AMBASSADOR

Do you enjoy living in Athabasca Country and love to talk to people?  Are you outgoing, organized, a great communicator and people orientated?  Then Athabasca Country Tourism is looking for you!

ACT is currently seeking one Community Ambassadors to work in the Athabasca Country Visitor Information Center this summer.  Being the primary contact for the many tourists that visit our region, you will be informing them about the rich history, multiple services and attractions in and around the Athabasca Region and Northern Alberta.  In addition to providing free tourism guides and information, you will responsible for retailing a variety of items like maps and local hand-made products.

You must be organized, able to work independently and have the enthusiasm to learn and share your knowledge about the region and its history. Since tourism occurs 24/7, you must be willing to work weekends, when scheduled. 

This is an excellent position for students returning to post secondary school as you will gain valuable knowledge on working with the public and will enhance your communication skills.

If you are interested in being a Community Ambassador, submit your resume and cover letter to:

Nadine Hallett

Tourism Coordinator

Athabasca Country Tourism

4705-49^th Avenue, Athabasca, Alberta, T9S 1B7

Phone: 675-2230            Fax: 675-4242   E-mail: tourism@athabascacounty.com