Job Description
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WORK WITH US
The Town of Bridgewater is currently seeking a Heritage Interpreter to join our Team in the Community Development Department.
The Town of Bridgewater is committed to offering equal employment opportunities based on qualifications and performance, and free from discrimination because of age, race or ethnic origin, religion, sex, ****** orientation, disability, family status, gender identity, or other protected characteristics, in accordance with the Nova Scotia Human Rights Code. At the Town of Bridgewater, we strive to make our recruitment, assessment, and selection processes as accessible as possible and provide accommodations as required for applicants with disabilities. If you require any accommodations at any point during the application and hiring process, please contact Ashley.Chase@mjsb.ca.
ABOUT THE ROLE
The Heritage Interpreter provides visitor services and interprets the Wile Carding Mill site and its collections, conducts tours (inside and out), performs light maintenance, and assists with reception, information services, and gift shop operations. The role delivers public programing, contributes to the success of public events, and participates in annual inventory and collections care projects. Also, records visitor statistics and manages admissions.
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QUALIFICATIONS
High School diploma or equivalent
Previous experience in museum, art gallery, cultural center or other similar visitor-facing employment or volunteer experience is a strong asset.
Customer service experience
Familiar with local culture, including an interest in regions history and heritage
Public speaking skills
Strong work ethic and positive team attitude
familiarity with computers, including e-mail, internet, Microsoft Office 365 is required.
Detail oriented
Self motivated
CERTIFICATION:
First Aid/CPR (to be provided by employer)
WHMIS (to be provided by employer)
Vulnerable sector and child abuse registry checks, as involves work with vulnerable people.
WORKING CONDITIONS
Physical requirements include standing, walking, climbing stairs, crouching, for extended periods. Exposure to wool fibers, dust, heat, and common cleaning fluids. The museum has minimal climate control and can be frequently hot or cold. Occasionally work outside with exposure to heat, humidity, inclement weather. Frequent interruptions and requests for information from the public and meeting daily operational needs requires flexibility, patience, teamwork and good communication skills. Wearing identification, and or period dress as required.
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT
Seasonal, casual position
$18.75-$20 hourly + vacation pay
The work schedule requires flexibility, including weekends some holidays and the occasional evenings.
One shift per week plus vacation coverage from July 1 through mid-August and then full time (35 hours per week) mid-August to the end of September.
Operates out of the Wile Carding Mill, 242 Victoria Road, Bridgewater.
Additional hours offsite may arise throughout the year
WORK WITH US
The Town of Bridgewater is currently seeking a Heritage Interpreter to join our Team in the Community Development Department.
The Town of Bridgewater is committed to offering equal employment opportunities based on qualifications and performance, and free from discrimination because of age, race or ethnic origin, religion, sex, ****** orientation, disability, family status, gender identity, or other protected characteristics, in accordance with the Nova Scotia Human Rights Code. At the Town of Bridgewater, we strive to make our recruitment, assessment, and selection processes as accessible as possible and provide accommodations as required for applicants with disabilities. If you require any accommodations at any point during the application and hiring process, please contact Ashley.Chase@mjsb.ca.
ABOUT THE ROLE
The Heritage Interpreter provides visitor services and interprets the Wile Carding Mill site and its collections, conducts tours (inside and out), performs light maintenance, and assists with reception, information services, and gift shop operations. The role delivers public programing, contributes to the success of public events, and participates in annual inventory and collections care projects. Also, records visitor statistics and manages admissions.
Review the Full Job Description Here
QUALIFICATIONS
High School diploma or equivalent
Previous experience in museum, art gallery, cultural center or other similar visitor-facing employment or volunteer experience is a strong asset.
Customer service experience
Familiar with local culture, including an interest in regions history and heritage
Public speaking skills
Strong work ethic and positive team attitude
familiarity with computers, including e-mail, internet, Microsoft Office 365 is required.
Detail oriented
Self motivated
CERTIFICATION:
First Aid/CPR (to be provided by employer)
WHMIS (to be provided by employer)
Vulnerable sector and child abuse registry checks, as involves work with vulnerable people.
WORKING CONDITIONS
Physical requirements include standing, walking, climbing stairs, crouching, for extended periods. Exposure to wool fibers, dust, heat, and common cleaning fluids. The museum has minimal climate control and can be frequently hot or cold. Occasionally work outside with exposure to heat, humidity, inclement weather. Frequent interruptions and requests for information from the public and meeting daily operational needs requires flexibility, patience, teamwork and good communication skills. Wearing identification, and or period dress as required.
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT
Seasonal, casual position
$18.75-$20 hourly + vacation pay
The work schedule requires flexibility, including weekends some holidays and the occasional evenings.
One shift per week plus vacation coverage from July 1 through mid-August and then full time (35 hours per week) mid-August to the end of September.
Operates out of the Wile Carding Mill, 242 Victoria Road, Bridgewater.
Additional hours offsite may arise throughout the year
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Heritage Interpreter position is now open for candidates interested in the Government Job Alert sector. This role in Victoria offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Government Job Alert is a plus.