Parking Enforcement Officer Job Victoria area,Esquimalt BC Canada,Security

Location: Esquimalt

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POSITION SUMMARY:

Position Title:

Parking Enforcement Officer

Location:

CFB Esquimalt Position Status:
Union (PSAC)

Reports to:

Site Supervisor Hours of Work: Mon-Fri, excluding statutory holidays Wage: $22.29/hr plus shift premiums

JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Monitor and enforce parking regulations across multiple sites, including Dockyard, Naden, Work Point, and Colwood.

Conduct regular patrols and respond to specific parking-related requests.

Provide support at entry gates as needed, including potentially staffing Naden during peak morning hours.

Issue parking tickets in accordance with Base Standing Orders and maintain accurate enforcement records.

Be available daily at the Dockyard Main Gate to answer questions related to parking tickets.

Communicate and coordinate with the Site One Supervisor regarding enforcement activities.

Perform other related duties as assigned.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Fluent in English, written and spoken.

Multilingual an asset but not necessary.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Critical thinking, self-motivation, and time management skills.

Ability to operate individually as well as in a team.

A great attitude and customer service skills, with the ability to problem solve.

Ability to manage difficult customer situations.

Training may also be provided in conflict resolution.

Basic proficiency with computers and ability to use email.

Must possess a valid BC Drivers License and be able to obtain a military drivers license (DND 404).

Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.