Job Posting: Operations Worker

Job Posting Title: Operations Worker

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Our employees help Vancouver consistently rank as one of the world's most livable cities. We are one of BC's Top 55 Employers, and Canada's Top 100 Employers.Vancouver is striving to become the greenest city in the world by 2020. You too can make a difference by applying for the following opportunity.

Department: Sanitation Services, Engineering Services.

Application Close: April 12, 2013

Employment Type: Auxiliary and Temporary Full Time

Number of Positions: 25

Affiliation: CUPE Local 1004

FREE: PreEmployment Training

NEC Continuing Education Department presents: In partnership with Vancouver Community College
FREE PreEmployment Training Programs.
Limited Space Available - Register NOW!
Registration forms for the following Programs:
    Basic Computer Skills (12 participants)
    Basic Security Training (15 participants)

Tutoring in Maths

Math Tutoring is open to public!
Free!

For more information contact Lillian in Room 212 or
call 604-873-3772 ext 332 or
email lprince@necvancouver.org

Welding C Level

Welding C Level
Starts February 25, 2013 for 28 weeks.
Contact Leonard Laboucan for more details.
778-888-4480
leonardl@fnes.ca

ASTTBC and First Nations Employment Society Sign MoA

The Honourable Ida Chong, Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation attended, was guest speaker and witnessed the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement between ASTTBC and FNES. Minister Chong expressed her gratitude to FNES and ASTTBC for their leadership. "I look forward to hearing of FNES and ASTTBC plans for collaborative work to enhance technology careers within First Nations communities. Many other special guests in attendance applauded FNES and ASTTBC.

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Shipbuilding

As part of the Canadian Government's National Fleet Renewal initiative, Seaspan marine, located in North Vancouver, has been awarded the contract to build seven non- combat vessels of over one hundred tonnes each for the Canadian Department of Defense, Fisheries and Oceans and Coast Guard. This project is a 30 year, $8 to $12 billion vessel construction initiative. Vessel construction is scheduled to commence in early 2013.

FNES Funding

At this time the First Nations Employment Society has committed all funds until March 31, 2013. If you have any questions please feel free to call us 604-605-8901

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