Lead On-Ice Instructor – Sensplex

Ottawa Senators•Ottawa, ON

11d•CA$27 - CA$30•Onsite

About The Position

The part-time Lead On-Ice Instructor role is responsible for running safe, enjoyable, and productive on-ice sessions to the participants in Ottawa Senators Hockey Programs (OSHP) at all Sensplex facilities. This is a newly created position.

Requirements

Previous hockey/skating experience at a high level
Previous coaching/instructional experience
Comfortable and enjoy working with children of all ages
Strong teaching skills
Team player
Professional demeanor
Strong work ethic
Ability to work flexible hours

Nice To Haves

Consistency in specific nights each week is considered an asset
NCCP/Hockey Canada Coaching Certification is considered an asset

Responsibilities

Ensuring safe and enjoyable development sessions for participants
Following policies and procedures set out by OSHP Hockey Development Team
Working with Head of Hockey Development and Head Hockey Instructors to deliver on-ice programming and key themes & teaching points
Delivering error-detection, correction, and instruction to program participants
Assisting with preparation and supervision of other on-ice instructors
Providing feedback to OSHP Hockey Development Team on ice-times and programs
Other duties as assigned by OSHP Hockey Development Team
Ensuring that all areas covered by Occupational Health & Safety Act (OHSA) are adhered to
Working in compliance with the provisions of the OHSA, regulations and internal policies and procedures
Using or wearing protective equipment, devises or clothing when required
Reporting any missing or defective equipment or protective device which could endanger himself or herself or another team member
Reporting any contravention of the OHSA, regulations or SSE policies and procedures
Completing on-line training modules as required, including, but not limited to: Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability - Customer Service Standards Training, IASR: Information and Communications Standards, Understanding Human Rights Training, Ontario Worker Health & Safety Awareness, Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System, Violence and Harassment in the Workplace
May also be required to attend on-site training sessions as scheduled.