Thanks to funding through Canada Summer Jobs, we’re hiring one recreation program leader to join our team for a 9 week term, 30 hours per week.
If you like being involved in the cycling community, developing programming initiatives, and connecting with underserved communities, we’d be delighted to have you work with us.
This position is funded by Canada Summer Jobs. Applicants must be between 15 and 30 years of age at the start of employment. Applicants must be a Canadian Citizen, permanent resident, or person who has been granted refugee status in Canada.
Want a flexible, independent job doing something good for the world? Do you enjoy using your bike repair skills to return wheeled beauties to their rightful glory?
We’re looking for experienced bike mechanics to build up donated bikes. You’d start as soon as possible, and the position will run until the end of the summer with the possibility of extension. Perks include flexible hours, working on a huge range of bikes, and health benefits for anyone working 25 hours a week and up.
Chris Chan, in consultation with the Board, would like to announce that he will be transitioning out of the role of Executive Director of Bike Edmonton over the coming months. In tandem with this announcement, the Bike Edmonton Board is recruiting a new Executive Director.
Bike Edmonton is hiring a Bicycle Assembler. This position will help us provide bicycles to the public by building a steady supply of refurbished bikes for sale. If you have strong bicycle mechanic skills, the ability to work with minimal supervision in a communal environment, and a desire to support our non-profit in helping more people to ride bikes, please consider applying.
We're hiring a full-time Downtown Community Bike Workshop Manager to run our new shop. The position starts as soon as possible.
This is a great opportunity to work in the community, contribute to supporting and growing cycling in Edmonton, and meet and help a wide range of people.
Bike Edmonton is hiring a Bicycle Assembler. This position will help us provide bicycles to the public by building a steady supply of refurbished bikes for sale. If you have strong bicycle mechanic skills, the ability to work with minimal supervision in a communal environment, and a desire to support our non-profit in helping more people to ride bikes, please consider applying.
Paths for People is hiring for two part-time positions: an Administrator/Coordinator and an Executive Director.
If you'd like a position promoting and advocating for active transportation and better infrastructure in Edmonton, or if you know someone who would be a good candidate, check out these job postings with a fantastic organization.
EBC is hiring a Bicycle Assembler. This position will help EBC provide bicycles to the public by building a steady supply of refurbished bikes for sale, maintaining and repairing EBC's rental bike fleet, and sharing knowledge and experience with EBC's volunteer mechanics.
If you have strong bicycle mechanic skills, the ability to work independently, and a desire to support our non-profit in helping more people to ride bikes, please consider applying.
Application deadline is February 17, 2017. Please submit applications and inquiries to [email protected].
EBC is seeking an independent contractor to provide the Society with bookkeeping services.
Start date: November 2016
Qualifications:
Accounting designation or relevant bookkeeping experience with not-for-profit and charitable organizations.
Experienced with accounting software and Google programs. Training for specific programs will be available through EBC Treasurer and Executive Director mentorship.
Based in Edmonton or surrounding area.
Familiarity with EBC programs and services is an asset.
Please review the full job posting for details, including how to apply.
Application deadline is November 1, 2016.
We thank all applicants for your interest; however only select applicants will be contacted for an interview.
Join EBC's You Can Ride 2 team as a bicycle mechanic, tuning up our fleet of adapted bicycles. YCR2's Borrow-a-Bike service loans these bikes out to families with children whose special needs prevent them from riding a two-wheeled bicycle. The program, launched in 2013, loans out over 100 bikes each year.
Start date: Immediately
End date: One year contract
Hours:Up to 150 hours a year, including attendance at 5 events (8-10 hours each)
EBC is hiring a Bicycle Assembler. This position will help EBC provide bicycles to the public by building a steady supply of refurbished bikes for sale, maintaining and repairing EBC's rental bike fleet, and sharing knowledge and experience with EBC's volunteer mechanics.
If you have strong bicycle mechanic skills, the ability to work independently, and a desire to support our non-profit in helping more people to ride bikes, please consider applying.
Application deadline is February 5, 2016. Please submit applications and inquiries to [email protected].
You Can Ride 2 (YCR2) is an EBC program that helps kids with special needs ride bikes. We have opportunities for mechanics and anyone else to volunteer both for our Learn to Ride service and our Adapted Bike Loan Pool service.
You Can Ride 2: Learn to Ride
This service helps kids with special needs master the skills needed to ride a two-wheeled bicycle. For 2016, it runs on Thursday evenings from April 28th until June 9th.
We need one mechanic to safety check, adjust saddles, take pedals off, and occasionally fix things. We need lots of enthusiastic cyclists or people who work well with children to help teach the kids. You'll be trained on-the-spot with help from our returning volunteers. It's easily the most rewarding volunteer work I've ever done!
To volunteer or ask questions, send Molly, EBC Program Coordinator, an email: [email protected]
You Can Ride 2: Adapted Bike Loan Pool
We partner cyclists with pediatric physiotherapists and occupational therapists to help children with disabilities ride a bike that's specially adapted for their needs. We have a loan pool of 120 adapted bikes for kids who can't ride two-wheeled bikes and often cannot ride an off-the-shelf adaptive bike without additional modifications and adjustments specific to the child.
Biomechanics meets bike fit meets really happy children!
Here are the events we need your help with:
Friday, March 4, 2016. Try A Bike day at École Broxton Park School (505 McLeod Ave, Spruce Grove)
Saturday, March 5, 2016. Mechanical repair day at École Broxton Park School
Sunday, March 6, 2016. Fitting day 1 at École Broxton Park School
Saturday, April 9, 2016. Fitting day 2 at location TBD
Events are in these locations in order to serve kids with special needs. Car pooling can be arranged.
EBC is seeking an independent contractor to provide the Society with bookkeeping services commencing as soon as October 2015.
For full details, please view and share our job posting:
Here is your chance to join the team at EBC and get paid to help make Edmonton a better city while working with volunteers and with youth.
Program Coordinator: The Spoke & You Can Ride 2
The Program Coordinator is a new position within EBC and will be the touch point in the organization for The Spoke and You Can Ride 2. The primary duty of the Program Coordinator is to manage the ongoing operations of both The Spoke and YCR2 programs. The Coordinator’s role includes supporting volunteers, coordinating events, fundraising, working with community partners, and reporting on program activities to the Executive Director.
The Board of Directors of the Edmonton Bicycle Commuters Society is seeking a dynamic individual to assume the role of Treasurer. This is a volunteer position that is responsible for financial management and planning associated with the operations of EBC. Regular duties include monthly reports to the Board of Directors, annual budgeting, managing relationships with our financial service providers and collaborating with our bookkeeper. The Treasurer is supported by a part-time bookkeeper who is responsible for financial record keeping, compiling monthly financial reports and preparing payments.
The successful candidate should be competent in the understanding and interpretation of financial statements and information and be experienced in the preparation and monitoring of organizational budgets. Experience in accounting or financial services is desirable but not necessary. Previous experience with a Not for Profit or Charitable Organization in either a staff, volunteer or board member role is preferred.
