Job Vacancy for Event Conversion Labourer at Pacific National Exhibition in Vancouver, BC
Pacific National Exhibition is currently seeking applicants for the position of Event Conversion Labourer in the Vancouver area. The available job type for this position is Part-time.
We are specifically looking for individuals who possess strong skills and have a minimum of beginners/seniors in the field. In addition to technical expertise, we highly value honesty, discipline, and a strong sense of responsibility in our employees.
Pacific National Exhibition operates within the (according to the company) industry. If you are interested in applying for this position and becoming a part of our company, we encourage you to submit your application.
Job Information
| Company: | Pacific National Exhibition |
| Position: | Event Conversion Labourer |
| City: | Vancouver, BC |
| Province: | BC |
| Education: | Confidential |
| Salary: | CAD 30 per Hour |
| Employment Type: | Part-time |
Job Description
We are seeking a dedicated and hardworking Event Conversion Labourer to join our team. In this role, you will assist in setting up and converting event spaces, ensuring that all areas are prepared to meet our clients’ specifications.
The ideal candidate should have physical stamina, a strong work ethic, and the ability to work well in a team environment. Prior experience in event setup or related fields is a plus.
Other Job Benefits
- Regular skill enhancement
- Access to the latest technology
- Full support for further education
Requirements
- Ability to adapt to new technology
- Flexibility in dealing with changes
- Leadership skills
- Work experience in a global environment
Company Address
| Province | BC |
| City | Vancouver |
| Google Map | Google Map |
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