NOGOJIWANONG
INDIGENOUS
FRINGE
FESTIVAL
INDIGENOUS
FRINGE
FESTIVAL
Employment
Opportunities
Health and Safety Coordinator
Nogojiwanong Indigenous Fringe Festival (NIFF) is looking for a calm, organized and practical individual to take charge of health and safety protocols at our festival in June 2021. This will include COVID-19-related protocols.
DUTIES
Prior to the festival:
· Establish appropriate health and safety procedures in accordance with local public health guidelines, including all COVID-19 protocols.
o This may include collection of information for contact tracing, setting up spaces for physical
distancing and establishing screening procedures for staff, volunteers and audiences.
o The coordinator will also ensure adequate hydration and first aid are available during the festival,
among other needs.
During the festival:
· The coordinator must be available on site during the festival and available to work with technical staff to ensure the safety of outdoor venues.
· The coordinator will supervise staff and volunteers in maintaining safe procedures and will pay particular care to the needs of Elders during the event.
REQUIREMENTS
This position is ideal for a nursing or social work student with experience working at, or attending, Indigenous events, caring for the needs of Elders and possessing an understanding of public health systems. Comfort speaking with groups, adapting to changing circumstances and experience with conflict resolution are also required.
A valid First Aid certificate is required.
MUST be eligible for Young Canada Works funding.
8 Weeks starting May 17, 2021.
$20/hour for 35 hours/week.
Please send your resumé and cover letter as one document to indigenousfringefest@gmail.com
Nogojiwanong Indigenous Fringe Festival (NIFF) is looking for a calm, organized and practical individual to take charge of health and safety protocols at our festival in June 2021. This will include COVID-19-related protocols.
DUTIES
Prior to the festival:
· Establish appropriate health and safety procedures in accordance with local public health guidelines, including all COVID-19 protocols.
o This may include collection of information for contact tracing, setting up spaces for physical
distancing and establishing screening procedures for staff, volunteers and audiences.
o The coordinator will also ensure adequate hydration and first aid are available during the festival,
among other needs.
During the festival:
· The coordinator must be available on site during the festival and available to work with technical staff to ensure the safety of outdoor venues.
· The coordinator will supervise staff and volunteers in maintaining safe procedures and will pay particular care to the needs of Elders during the event.
REQUIREMENTS
This position is ideal for a nursing or social work student with experience working at, or attending, Indigenous events, caring for the needs of Elders and possessing an understanding of public health systems. Comfort speaking with groups, adapting to changing circumstances and experience with conflict resolution are also required.
A valid First Aid certificate is required.
MUST be eligible for Young Canada Works funding.
8 Weeks starting May 17, 2021.
$20/hour for 35 hours/week.
Please send your resumé and cover letter as one document to indigenousfringefest@gmail.com