Facility Service Worker

The Opportunity

This is a role where you contribute directly to maintaining safe, clean, and functional government facilities while gaining stable public-sector employment, hands-on experience, and opportunities for skill development. It involves working as part of a team that supports essential building operations such as cleaning, maintenance assistance, and basic repairs while helping ensure government spaces serve staff and the public effectively.

The position often offers reliable hours, competitive benefits, and the chance to build a long-term career within the provincial government, with potential pathways for advancement into more specialized maintenance or supervisory roles.

Provide day-to-day building maintenance and groundskeeping services.

Assist with operation and maintenance of heating, ventilation and air conditioning, plumbing, electrical, and related building systems.

Perform indoor and outdoor maintenance, including snow removal and lawn care.

Operate manual and powered grounds equipment.

Ensure life safety equipment (e.g., alarms, extinguishers) is in good operating readiness.

Maintain accurate maintenance records in maintenance management software.

Support client requests and service tickets in a timely, professional manner.

Collaborate and assist colleagues and the team on various maintenance repairs.

Perform security procedures to help secure buildings and grounds.

Conduct minor troubleshooting and determine corrective actions.

Adhere and follow established safety protocols, legislation, and guidelines to protect staff, the public, and the environment.

Perform custodial and cleaning service tasks with attention to detail.

Job Capabilities

As a public servant, we are seeking someone who

Is accountable, takes ownership of their work by contributing to organizational outcomes and demonstrates the corporate values in our Commitment to Excellence.

Is innovative and seeks out ways for improvement by thinking creatively, identifying new ideas and taking responsible risks.

Works collaboratively with others to understand, engage and have meaningful dialogue to achieve work outcomes.

Is inclusive, identifies and is aware of personal bias, and readily seeks out and appreciates diverse perspectives.

Is adaptable, continuously learns from experience and applies those learnings to new situations.

Focuses on achieving public service excellence.

Technical Knowledge and Skills

Have working level knowledge of building maintenance and operations, as well as WHMIS;

Be in good physical condition in order to perform a variety of manual activities including climbing ladders and lifting or carrying objects;

Have grade 12 education;

Have a valid driver's license; and

Have a valid Fireman's Certificate.

Job Skills

Communication (Level A)

Critical Thinking (Level A)

Digital Skills (Level A)

Interacting with Others (Level A)

Navigating Ambiguity (Level A)

Managing Self (Level A)

Health, Safety and Wellness (Level A)

Learn more about the Government of Saskatchewan’s Capabilities and Skills Framework here.

What We Offer

Dynamic and challenging work

Competitive salary

Comprehensive benefits package including pension

Vacation, scheduled days off, and other types of leave

Inclusive work environments

Career growth, development, and advancement opportunities

Flexible work arrangements

Our Commitment to Excellence

The Government of Saskatchewan upholds deep-rooted values of Respect and Integrity, Serving Citizens, Excellence and Innovation, and Acting as One Team.

The Government of Saskatchewan provides the services, programs and supports the people of Saskatchewan need. We deliver on the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth to build a strong economy, strong communities and strong families, ultimately building a stronger Saskatchewan. Dedicated to service excellence, we demonstrate innovation, collaboration and transparency, practice effective and accountable use of resources and promote engagement and leadership at all levels.