Maintenance Director
This role is flexible to meet the needs of the individual. It can include a combination of housing in a beautiful 2 bedroom chalet in sight of White's Pond (ideal for a family!), or salaried work. Most of the work is flexible in timing (eg. lawn mowing, maintenance etc.) so this is a great role for someone with other time-bound obligations.
JOB DUTIES
20-30 Hours Per Week “In-season” less hours “Out of Season”. This position can be structured as a seasonal job or annual and may be tailored according to the skills, gifts and abilities of a selected candidate.
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Responsible for Buildings and equipment maintenance and upkeep.
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Opening of camp for summer - (May involve Coordinating volunteers and helping during an “opening weekend(s)”)
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Winterizing camp for winter - (May involve Coordinating volunteers and helping during a “closing weekend(s)” Grounds maintenance including grass cutting and trails maintenance
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Welcoming guests, visitors and camp rentals as they arrive.
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Collecting paperwork from groups and renters and sending to the board as required
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Collecting and forwarding mail and phone messages as required
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Communicating needs of camp and procuring materials / service at the best prices with Board
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Perform water testing as required by the State of NH
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Ensure American Camp Association guidelines are met as coordinated with the board of directors
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Arranging or providing services as needed such as Pest Control, Snow plowing, etc.
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Model Servant Leadership. Practice hospitality. Demonstrate Actions of love for campers and each other. Be a fine example to all people at all times.
Off Season duties include, but are not limited to:
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Daily walk-through of all winterized buildings - primarily, Farm House, Barn, and Christopher’s Haven during winter.
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Inspection of all camp buildings and roads twice per month minimum.
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Cleaning and preparing camp for visitors
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Handle maintenance / cleaning needs as presented.
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Communicating needs of camp to Board when they cannot be handled within the agreed upon hourly work in exchange for housing per week.
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Ground maintenance including grass cutting, plowing, etc.
Skills and qualifications
The ideal candidates will possess:
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Organizational skills
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Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing knowledge
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Hospitable
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General construction skills
The position features flexible hours, living or working at Camp Wilmot’s beautiful 208 acre grounds, and the opportunity to create a welcoming facility for campers and counselors from local churches and schools, adjacent states and around the world.
APPLICATIONS:
Please send questions, resumes and/or a letter outlining your skills and interest to jay.straughan@gmail.com