http://jobtrekker.ca/index.php?option=com_adsmanager Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:39:16 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://jobtrekker.ca/component/option,com_adsmanager/page,show_ad/catid,9/adid,731/Itemid,0/ Qualifications Required: •18 years of age by commencement of camp program •Current Standard First Aid & CPR •Pleasure Craft Operators Card •Canadian Yachting Association (CYA) Green Sail, equivalent or higher sailing certification •Programme delivery in a residential camp setting •On site residence is a requirement of this position •Evening and weekend work is a requirement •Hours of work will vary with registered programming program hours are usually 7:30am to 10:00pm •A clear Criminal Record Check •A clear Intervention Record Check through Alberta Children’s Services •Contract dates are July 1st – Aug 30th 2012 Major Responsibilities: With the assistance of the Sailing Counsellor and an Assistant Counsellor, the Sailing Instructor helps to plan and deliver Canadian Yachting Association White Sail I, II and III Youth Sailing Camps. Position Duties Maintain a high quality program demonstrating quality instruction and strong leadership: •Develop a course outline •Prepare all instructional aids •Coordinate ordering and distribution of CYA materials •Orient Sailing Counsellor and Assistant Counsellor to instructional standards •Keep Programme Technician informed of changes to course outline and to general flow of the programme •Provide supervision of Sailing Counsellor and Assistant Counsellor as required to maintain programme quality. •Communicate expectations through continual feedback throughout summer programmes. •Ensure all emergency procedures equipment is in small rescue craft at all times. •Demonstrate responsible leadership in determining if weather (wind conditions) allows a program to go onto the lake. Maintain and repair sailing equipment: •Ensure equipment is ready for use at the beginning of each sailing day. •Ensure that sailing equipment is stored properly and securely at the end of every day •Inform Programme Technician of any necessary repairs Programme Planning and Delivery •Play a role in planning and delivering all camp programmes, including: special events; campfires; wide games; and, mealtime programme •Plan and deliver programmes for assigned camper group, following specified programme guidelines •Effectively manage safety risks at all times •Include campers of all abilities in all programmes Camper Care and Supervision •Ensure campers return home in the same (or better) condition in which they were sent •Manage all risks present during the camp session •Ensure campers maintain an adequate level of health and hygiene •Assist campers in problem solving dilemmas as they occur, referring the dilemmas to appropriate resource staff as needed •Redirect the behavior of campers as needed in a fair and appropriate way •Provide 24 hour per day positive role modeling Administrative Duties •Assist in administration and maintenance duties as assigned •Help campers to keep their area in a clean and orderly manner •Assist campers in carrying out sparkle time duties as assigned •Complete set-up and clean-up tasks before and after camp sessions •Write a report on summer camp programmes to be completed prior to the last week of camp All Other duties as assigned Apply to andy.merchant@ywcaofedmonton.org - Watersports Jobs Fri, 27 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0100 http://jobtrekker.ca/component/option,com_adsmanager/page,show_ad/catid,9/adid,707/Itemid,0/ Whitewater Rafting Guide & Safety Boater - Class III General Requirements • Run rafting trips on the Exploits River in up to Class III rapids. Captain both paddle and oar boats (majority of our business are paddle boats). Perform lead and sweep boat duties as assigned. • Must demonstrate skilled, conservative, and safe boat handling skills in paddle rafts and oar rafts on Class I to Class III whitewater insuring minimum risk to passengers and crew. • Must demonstrate proficiency in rigging and de-rigging an oar raft or paddle raft. • Must be familiar with and follow all safety guidelines with a demonstrated commitment to insuring the health and well being of all guests. • Must learn or have a reasonable amount of historical and ecological knowledge relevant to the river being worked and be willing to share it with Rafting Newfoundland’s guests. • Must be capable of sustained physical activity including but not limited to rowing, paddling, hiking, loading and unloading, pulling, pushing and swimming in swift current. BASE PAY: ------------ Guide Services: • $110 /day for full day rafting trip • $75 /day for light-duty rafting trips • $50 /day for full day safety boater Additional Paid Work: Occasionally there may be OPTIONAL additional work available at the base camp, which is paid at a rate of $12/hour. BENEFITS & BONUSES: ---------------------- Rafting Newfoundland instructors/guides earn additional pay based on the following: • DVD Bonus: All the river guides and safety boater (if applicable) will equally split a 16.7% commission of all picture DVD’s sold each trip they work (during peak season, guides have been averaging around $100/week in DVD bonus) • Merit Bonus: Periodic bonuses may be issued on occasion for exceptional performance and dedication • Employee Discount: Close friends and family of instructors/guides may raft on full day trips for $15.00 per person on a space available basis. Full paying customers will always receive first access to rafting spaces; someone on the friends/family rate could end up bumped off the trip at the last minute if a paying customer shows up for the seat. • Free Equipment Rental: With prior approval of management, instructors/guides may borrow company boats and equipment for private trips keeping in mind that the instructor/guide is personally responsible for any loss or damages and will be required to promptly fix or replace damaged or lost equipment. • Wholesale Discount at NRS: Personal gear can be ordered upon request at discount prices from Northwest River Supplies through Rafting Newfoundland for wholesale prices. • Additional bonuses may be applied due to an instructor/guide’s level of experience, education, length of service with Rafting Newfoundland, and in certain circumstances a moving allowance could also be applied. ON-SITE HOUSING: ------------------- All instructors/guides will be given the opportunity to live at the Rafting Newfoundland base camp for the rafting season free of rent. The instructors/guides will be housed in insulated log cabins on the banks of the Exploits River. The cabins have free basic electrical service as well. QUALIFICATIONS: ------------------- Candidates must: • be at least 18 years old • have current First Aid and CPR-C cards • have minimum 2 years experience as a whitewater guide or hold post-secondary diploma for whitewater guiding • have level 1 Swift Water Rescue Technician (SRT I) or equivalent • be fluent in English. Academic degree in physical education, outdoor recreation and/or tourism will be assets, as well as a valid class 2 bus license. ** Proof of certifications will be required prior to employment ** Visit www.RaftingNewfoundland.com for more information! Apply by email => info@raftingnewfoundland.com - Watersports Jobs Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0100 http://jobtrekker.ca/component/option,com_adsmanager/page,show_ad/catid,9/adid,706/Itemid,0/ Whitewater Rafting Guide & Safety Kayaker - Class IV General Requirements • Run rafting trips on the Exploits River in up to Class IV rapids. Captain both paddle and oar boats (majority of our business are paddle boats). Perform lead and sweep boat duties as assigned. • Must demonstrate skilled, conservative, and safe boat handling skills in paddle rafts, oar rafts, and kayaks on Class I to Class IV whitewater insuring minimum risk to passengers and crew. • Must demonstrate whitewater kayaking skills & rescue skills involved in support, rescue, and evacuation of clients on Class IV rapids • Must demonstrate proficiency in rigging and de-rigging an oar raft or paddle raft. • Must be familiar with and follow all safety guidelines with a demonstrated commitment to insuring the health and well being of all guests. • Must learn or have a reasonable amount of historical and ecological knowledge relevant to the river being worked and be willing to share it with Rafting Newfoundland’s guests. • Must be capable of sustained physical activity including but not limited to rowing, paddling, hiking, loading and unloading, pulling, pushing and swimming in swift current. • Must be an effective instructor/trainer; will be responsible for the training of apprentice guides and clients BASE PAY: ------------ Guide Services: • $110 /day for full day rafting trip • $75 /day for light-duty rafting trips • $50 /day for full day safety boater Additional Paid Work: Occasionally there may be OPTIONAL additional work available at the base camp, which is paid at a rate of $12/hour. BENEFITS & BONUSES: ---------------------- Rafting Newfoundland instructors/guides earn additional pay based on the following: • DVD Bonus: All the river guides and safety boater (if applicable) will equally split a 16.7% commission of all picture DVD’s sold each trip they work (during peak season, guides have been averaging around $100/week in DVD bonus) • Merit Bonus: Periodic bonuses may be issued on occasion for exceptional performance and dedication • Employee Discount: Close friends and family of instructors/guides may raft on full day trips for $15.00 per person on a space available basis. Full paying customers will always receive first access to rafting spaces; someone on the friends/family rate could end up bumped off the trip at the last minute if a paying customer shows up for the seat. • Free Equipment Rental: With prior approval of management, instructors/guides may borrow company boats and equipment for private trips keeping in mind that the instructor/guide is personally responsible for any loss or damages and will be required to promptly fix or replace damaged or lost equipment. • Wholesale Discount at NRS: Personal gear can be ordered upon request at discount prices from Northwest River Supplies through Rafting Newfoundland for wholesale prices. • Additional bonuses may be applied due to an instructor/guide’s level of experience, education, length of service with Rafting Newfoundland, and in certain circumstances a moving allowance could also be applied. ON-SITE HOUSING: ------------------- All instructors/guides will be given the opportunity to live at the Rafting Newfoundland base camp for the rafting season free of rent. The instructors/guides will be housed in insulated log cabins on the banks of the Exploits River. The cabins have free basic electrical service as well. QUALIFICATIONS: ------------------- Candidates must: • be at least 18 years old • have current First Aid and CPR-C cards • have current wilderness first aid certificate • be skilled in kayaking in Class IV whitewater and performing safety required safety duties • have minimum 5 years experience as a whitewater safety kayaker or raft guide or hold post-secondary diploma for whitewater kayaking and whitewater rafting and at have least 2yrs guiding experience • have level 2 Swift Water Rescue Technician (SRT II) or equivalent • be fluent in English. Academic degree in physical education, outdoor recreation and/or tourism will be assets, as well as a valid class 2 bus license. ** Proof of certifications will be required prior to employment ** Visit www.RaftingNewfoundland.com for more information! Apply by email => info@raftingnewfoundland.com - Watersports Jobs Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0100 http://jobtrekker.ca/component/option,com_adsmanager/page,show_ad/catid,9/adid,704/Itemid,0/ Canadian Rockies Rafting is looking for White Water Raft guides for the upcoming season. We operate on 3 rivers. The Bow River/Horseshoe Canyon which is a class 3/4 river, the Kananaskis River which is a class 2/3 river, and the bow river nature float. Applicants must have following certifications. first aid/cpr, river rescue, valid drivers license, bus license an asset. Please check out our website for more information on the company. canadianrockies.ca/index.html Email to info@rafting.ca - Watersports Jobs Mon, 16 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0100 http://jobtrekker.ca/component/option,com_adsmanager/page,show_ad/catid,9/adid,702/Itemid,0/ Couple driving to Calgary and looking for a Whitewater kayaking guide for the week of June 4-8, 2012. Must have extensive knowledge of the area/creeks/rivers and experience guiding/instructing. Certifications preferred. We are class 3-3+ paddlers and would like to do sections that are good for our level (ie. Highwood run, Sheep River, Cataract Creek, Pipestone, etc.) We need help determining itinerary and to take us safely down the river. Willing to pay $1,500 cash for the week. Please email danault@shaw.ca - Watersports Jobs Sun, 15 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0100 http://jobtrekker.ca/component/option,com_adsmanager/page,show_ad/catid,9/adid,688/Itemid,0/ Otter Rafting Adventures is looking for experienced rafting guides for our upcoming 2012 paddling season. We are located in the town of Sundre, Alberta – right on the edge of the foothills of the Rockies. Our rafting trips are on the Red Deer River, flowing through the foothills, and with a class#3 rating, it is definitely a fun river. Our trips tend to be of a more personal nature compared to larger outfitters that process as many people through there operation as possible. Applicants must have First Aid/CPR, river rescue, white water paddling experience Ability to swim Own transportation, class 2 drivers license or the willingness to get one an asset Likes to have FUN. Right attitude to work in the tourism business A guide is outgoing, friendly and trying to find fun in everything. Loves to meet people and takes care of them. Good physical condition, heavy lifting and physical activity is required We demand our guides to be courteous and professional in all dealings with our rafting guests. We rely on a “working as a team” attitude to put together a day on the river which would be enjoyed by everyone. Please email a resume and cover letter. Email to otter@otterrafting.com - Watersports Jobs Fri, 30 Dec 2011 00:00:00 +0100