Park Technician

City of Surrey

Park Technician - Structural Maintenance

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SCOPE
In this position you will be performing skilled technical field work along with the supervision of work crews and contractors. Working within financial constraints, this position is responsible for projects and programs, including preparation of plans, schedules, reports, and inspections

STATUS
Regular Full-Time (CUPE 402)

RESPONSIBILITIES
The Park Technician will perform hands on field work in all weather conditions including:

• Completing field work in accordance with accepted standards, techniques, and best practices; manage programs and projects within approved budgets.
• Prepare seasonal and project work plans for assigned functional responsibility area, based on section goals and objectives.
• Administer contracts for supplementary works in conjunction with current purchasing requirements and established work plans. You will use your advanced problem-solving skills to effect on-site resolution of project related problems. Your thorough knowledge of applicable statutes and regulations will ensure your success in this role. Other responsibilities include the maintenance of work-related records and maintenance of records pertaining to the status of projects.

Typical tasks would include, but not limited to, restoration of parkland structures such boardwalks, stairs, running tracks, sport courts, youth parks, protective fencing, bleachers systems and park signage in addition to other related trade duties.

QUALIFICATIONS
The successful candidate will possess one of the following:

• Completion of grade 12 supplemented by a relevant Trades Qualification supplemented by 3 years of related progressive experience or
• Completion of a diploma program from a recognized post-secondary institution, with a minimum of three years related experience or
• Completion of grade 12 and a related Technical Certificate Program (one year full time) from a recognized post-secondary institution with additional related academic courses and training supplemented by 4 years of relevant progressive experience.
• An acceptable equivalent combination of training and experience may be considered.
• You must have a valid B.C. drivers license with a safe driving history.

Experience in construction carpentry is preferred , along with a high level of proficiency in the use of related hand and power tools and equipment.

APPLY
If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply at Job ID 7386.

Closing Date: November 10, 2026

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