Employment opportunities

business operations manager:

Under the direction of and reporting to the President and CEO, the Business Operations Manager is responsible for key functions including Finance, Business Development, Operations, and Human Resources. This role encompasses both planning and implementation in the areas of managing accounts receivable and payable, payment administration and collections, and payroll and benefits. It also involves supporting the human resources function throughout the employee lifecycle.

A significant aspect of this role included business development, where the Manager is responsible for building and maintaining partnerships with key collaborators and stakeholders. This includes identifying and sourcing funding opportunities, such as grants and sponsorships, to support the organization's initiatives as well as preparing proposals creating future business development opportunities to expand the Association's reach and impact within the safety sector. The Business Operations Manager also supports SSNS’ operational functions including contract administration as well as event and logistics planning.

In addition to these business functions, the Manager ensures the efficient management and reporting the organization's financial, business, and human resources transactions, fostering compliance with established standards. The Business Operations Manager supports and promotes the Vision, Purpose, and Values of the Association, contributing to its overall growth and success.

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DRIVING SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR:

Safety Services Nova Scotia is seeking driving school instructors in part-time and/or full-time capacities.

Qualifications:

License: minimum class 5 license (no N or R allowed)
Taken or willing to take a 10 day Driver Instructor Course
Have not within 10 years before your application for an instructors license, been convicted of:
- an offence under subsection 97(1) or Section 100, 101 or 163 of the Act, or
- an unpardoned offence against a person or a sexual offense under the Criminal Code (Canada)
- within 10 years before your application for an instructor license, had your driver’s license suspended, cancelled or revoked under Section 278 or subsection 282(6) or 283(6) of the Act

Other:

Skilled in driving and teaching others to do so

First Aid required
Criminal Check required

If you think you have what it takes, we want to hear from you! Send us an updated resume at contact@safetyservicesns.ca

Motorcycle Training Instructor:

Safety Services Nova Scotia is seeking part-time, seasonal motorcycle trainers, who are passionate about motorcycle safety, riding, and comfortable speaking in front of a group of people.