Ottawa, Ontario, Canada · On-site
Position Bilingual Walk Safe Presenter Salary $22.58 per hour Milage $17.50/day (or $8.75 AM and $8.75 PM) Shifts and Hours Monday through Friday (varies), 3-7 hours per presentation day with the possibility of split shi…
Skills: Bilingualism, French Language, English Language, Public Speaking, Presentation Skills
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada · Hybrid
$55k–$65k/yr
ABOUT THE OTTAWA SAFETY COUNCIL Founded in 1957, the Ottawa Safety Council (OSC) is a well-established leader in road safety education and injury prevention. We are a vibrant charitable, not-for-profit organization dedic…
Skills: Program Coordination, Digital Communications, Content Development, Public Awareness Campaigns, Stakeholder Relationship Management
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • On-site
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Deliver road safety presentations to students and coordinate with school principals and teachers. Manage daily activities independently according to a work schedule while maintaining transparent communication with management.
Must be bilingual in English and French with a valid G driver's license, reliable vehicle, and a clean driving record. A recent Vulnerable Sector Police Records Check and access to a personal smart device and computer are required.
Position
Bilingual Walk Safe Presenter
Salary
$22.58 per hour
Milage
$17.50/day (or $8.75 AM and $8.75 PM)
Shifts and Hours
Monday through Friday (varies), 3-7 hours per presentation day with the possibility of split shifts (i.e. half-days). Operational School Year (August to June)
Reports to
Senior Program Manager – School Zone Safety
Core Competencies
The ideal candidate will have French as a first language skills, as well correspond in English.
Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Exemplary Presentation skills in both French and English.
Excellent communication skills for working with Principals and teachers.
Exemplary customer service and multi-tasking skills.
Ability to work independently while keeping communication open and transparent.
Diversity, Inclusion and Equal Employment Opportunity
The OSC is an equal opportunity employer, dedicated to creating a workplace culture of inclusiveness that reflects the diversity of the residents that we serve. We encourage candidates of diverse backgrounds and abilities to apply. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.
Mission, Vision and Values
The mission of the OSC is to deliver best-in-class road safe services, education, training and awareness throughout our communities. The vision of the OSC is to guide communities towards safe roads, no matter how travelled. The OSC’s values are rooted in:
Integrity, honesty and professionalism
Sustainable programs and organizational goals that promotes wellness and safety.
Road safety through prevention and education
Collaboration and empowerment through community engagement
Requirements
Recent Vulnerable Sector Police Records Check (VSC) (Can be completed during the application process. Costs are reimbursed by the OSC. Employment offers conditional upon a VSC).
Effective verbal and listening communications skills in English and French.
Ability to interact and cooperate with people of diverse ages and backgrounds.
Ability to work independently and complete daily activities according to a work schedule.
Must have a personal Smart Device with GPS enabled for use of scheduling App with clock-in timesheet and shift schedule management.
Must hold a valid G driver’s license with fewer than seven demerit points and maintain a clean record.
Must have a reliable vehicle as local travel is required.
A home computer and personal cell phone is required, as well as access to a scanner/fax machine.
Occasionally lift items as heavy as 30 lbs.
Daily travel within zone.
Through education, training, and awareness, the OSC enables everyone to help create safer roads in our communities.
The Ottawa Safety Council's mission is to deliver best-in-class road safety programs and services, education, training and awareness throughout our community to drive down the number of road incidents in our community Founded as a not-for-profit, non-government organization in 1957, The root of all we do is delivering programs that prevent road accidents for all road users, no matter how traveled We deliver curriculum based pedestrian and bike safety programs in Elementary schools, ensure school zone safety through our adult crossing guards at over 200 locations, promote active lifestyles through the walking school bus program and teach children how to cycle safely. We have been delivering our motorcycle instruction programs, and licensing riders on behalf of MTO for over 50 years. We even protect our most vulnerable riders through our Best Fit car seat program. Our passion lies in advocating for road safety and sharing best practices that reduce accidents and raise awareness across all ages; and the role we can all play in driving, walking and riding safely.
Offices: 301 Moodie Drive, Suite 103, Ottawa, Ontario K2H 9C4, CA
Through education, training, and awareness, the OSC enables everyone to help create safer roads in our communities.
The Ottawa Safety Council's mission is to deliver best-in-class road safety programs and services, education, training and awareness throughout our community to drive down the number of road incidents in our community Founded as a not-for-profit, non-government organization in 1957, The root of all we do is delivering programs that prevent road accidents for all road users, no matter how traveled We deliver curriculum based pedestrian and bike safety programs in Elementary schools, ensure school zone safety through our adult crossing guards at over 200 locations, promote active lifestyles through the walking school bus program and teach children how to cycle safely. We have been delivering our motorcycle instruction programs, and licensing riders on behalf of MTO for over 50 years. We even protect our most vulnerable riders through our Best Fit car seat program. Our passion lies in advocating for road safety and sharing best practices that reduce accidents and raise awareness across all ages; and the role we can all play in driving, walking and riding safely.
Offices: 301 Moodie Drive, Suite 103, Ottawa, Ontario K2H 9C4, CA
