Physical Education Laboratory Attendant

COMPETITION REFERENCEC26-27-SS-07 POSITIONPhysical Education Laboratory Attendant DEPARTMENTAcademic Services PREDECESSORShamri Hamit IMMEDIATE SUPERVISORAssociate Academic Dean WORK LOCATION325, boul. de la Cité-des-Jeunes, Gatineau (Québec) J8Y 6T3 TYPE OF HIRINGRegular Part-time WORK SCHEDULE1040 hours per year.20 hours per week from Monday to Friday (schedule to be discussed).Working schedule to coincide with the academic calendar. SALARY$25.11 to $26.78 per hour SUMMARY:The principal and customary work of the employee in this employment class consists in assisting the teaching personnel and students, by preparing and placing at their disposal the material needed for carrying out activities related to subjects taught. DUTIES:Responsibilities will include, but not be limited to:The employee in this employment class carries out the duties of labelling, identifying, classifying, maintaining, repairing and adjusting laboratory supplies. They report defective equipment they are unable to repair. They assemble, dismantle and put back in place laboratory apparatus and instruments and places at the users' disposal all material required for laboratory sessions or physical education activities.They will take responsibility for the organization and cleanliness of the Physical Education Equipment room and facilities.They keep an inventory of supplies, prepare purchase orders and, upon receipt of the material, they make sure that it conforms to the requested specifications.They carry out the operations related to the distribution and return of equipment, apparatus and tools and, if necessary, explain their operation to users.They use information technology and communication tools at their disposal related to the work to be done.They support and promote Physical Education classes and events.They support the equipment-related needs of the Physical Education Garden.They are available for staff/students to sign-in and out gear for lunch hours or for Phys Ed courses.Perform any other related tasks.