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Current Job Postings


July 7, 2024

New Updated Stipend Position For Referee Assignor

We are pleased to announce that the Referee Assignor position is transitioning to a stipend role with higher compensation, moving away from its previous volunteer status. To ensure we follow due diligence, we will be advertising this opportunity to the public to attract the best possible candidates. Applications are open until July 26th.

The Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association (RJMHA) is seeking a Referee Assignor to join our association for the 2024-2025 season.
RJMHA is one of the largest minor hockey associations in B.C, offering an integrated minor hockey program from U7 to U21 players in the City of Richmond, BC. The program operates out of three facilities in the City of Richmond: Richmond Ice Centre (RIC), Minoru Arena and the Richmond Oval. RJMHA is a sanctioned Hockey Canada and BC Hockey Program and member of the Pacific Coast Amateur Hockey Association.
Referee Assignor General Responsibilities:

The Referee Assignor (RA) in coordination with the RIC, shall be responsible to oversee the assignment of RJMHA referees for PCAHA sanctioned games (exhibition, balancing, league, playoff/jamborees) from U7 to U13 and RJMHA tournaments (6) throughout the year. The RA will be directly responsible to the associations Referee in Chief (RIC) and Referee Committee. The duties will include, but not be limited to the following:
In coordination with the RIC, shall ensure that all games under the jurisdiction of the Association are officiated by competent, responsible individuals who conduct themselves in accordance with the official rules of the game and the policies and procedures of the Association, BC Hockey and Hockey Canada.
Assign appropriate level officials for all league, playoff and exhibition/balancing games under the jurisdiction of the Association and PCAHA (i.e. House C League and Representative A League).

  • In coordination with the RIC, help to recruit new officials and organize referee clinics and help get new officials’ setup with the referee assigning system.
    May or may not be a certified referee but must have a good understanding of the rules and regulations pertaining to game officials, any assigning software and the general rules of hockey. Should also be familiar with the BC Hockey Minimum Suspension Guidelines.
  • Assist team managers and the ice allocator with the scheduling of officials for rescheduled games and maintain communication with division managers.
  • Balance the game assignments between qualified officials, depending on availability and/or disqualifying evaluation by the Referee-in-Chief, or suspension of officials.
  • Act in a professional manner at all times as a representative of the association and have an understanding of the RJMHA bylaws and policies.
  • Schedule officials for 6 RJMHA tournaments at $500 per tournament. The Assignor must be present midday for each day of a tournament to ensure proper coverage while working with the RIC or Senior Official on-site. Should the Assignor be unavailable for a tournament they must ensure a Senior Official or RIC is versed in the scheduling and that person will take on the responsibilities for the tournament.

Compensation:

A stipend of $3,000.00 per year as approved by the RJMHA Board of Directors, paid in 4 equal installments, starting Nov. 1st, 2024 to February 1st 2025. Including up to $3000 for 6 RJMHA tournaments (this amount will come out of the Tournament budget).

How to Apply:

Interested candidates are encouraged to email a resume and/or their relevant experience to wayne.carleton@richmondjetsmha.com by 5PM on July 26th, 2024.

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July 17, 2024

RJMHA Rep Tryout Coordinator Position 2024-2025

The Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association (RJMHA) are seeking a Rep Tryout Coordinator (RTC) for our U11A and U13A tryouts and team formation.  For the 2024-25 season, we are planning to have 3 teams in each division (A1/A2/A3).  

RJMHA is one of the largest minor hockey associations in BC, offering an integrated minor hockey program from U7 to U21 players in the City of Richmond, BC.  The program operates out of three facilities in the City of Richmond: Richmond Ice Centre (RIC), Minoru Arena and the Richmond Oval.  RJMHA is a sanctioned Hockey Canada and BC Hockey Program and a member of the Pacific Coast Amateur Hockey Association.  


Rep Tryout Coordinator General Responsibilities:

The RTC will be responsible to plan, coordinate, manage and execute the U11A and U13A competitive rep tryout process starting August 24th through to September 30th, 2024.  The position will start in mid-August and end in early October.  The RTC will report to and work directly with the Director of Rep Hockey (DOR) and the Rep Committee throughout the process.


The duties of the RTC will include, but not be limited to the following:

  • In coordination with the Rep Committee and the DOR, plan, organize, manage and execute all aspects of the U11 and U13 competitive rep tryout process for all registered players and goalies.
  • Have a full understanding of the rep tryout process and Competitive Rep Policies. 
  • Be present at the facility (Richmond Ice Centre) each day during Phase 1 and 2 of the tryout process, which will start the morning of Saturday, August 24th to Thursday, August 29th.
  • Set up the tryout evaluation groups for each division prior to tryouts based on registration and in accordance with the schedule and confirm with the DOR.
  • Set up the groups in the Team Genius App and communicate and email all players the ice times before and during the tryout week in coordination with the DOR.
  • Check-in and check out the evaluators for each session and confirm they have the Team Genius access codes in advance of the sessions.
  • Organize and setup the jerseys on Team Genius by assigning jersey numbers, check in and hand out the jerseys for each session and collect the jerseys after the session with the assistance of the rep committee and appointed volunteers.
  • Attend meetings each night after the sessions are completed to review the evaluations with the DOR and rep committee. The RTC will be responsible to organize and present the scores using the Team Genius App and document the lineups for the next sessions.
  • Update the tryout process matrix for each division provided by the committee and present at the meetings.
  • Coordinate and confirm bench coaches and referees for the scrimmages with the DOR.  Arrange for timekeepers (1) for each scrimmage and one Safety person for each scrimmage.
  • Direct all questions to the DOR and Rep Committee in a timely manner and any conduct issues that may arise during the tryout process.
  • During the working group phase 3 of the process, work with the DOR and team head coaches and interim team managers with the practice, skills and exhibition game schedules.  Assist interim team managers in setting up exhibition game numbers and rosters.
  • Coordinate and notify players and parents via email of the Phase 3 releases as approved by the DOR.  Set up any meetings with parents and coaches as required.
  • Once rosters are finalized at the end of Sept., send the rosters to the registrar for upload to the HCR.
  • Act in a professional manner at all times as a representative of the association and have an understanding of the RJMHA bylaws and policies.

Key Qualifications:

  • Require a personal laptop or tablet.
  • Technically adept, with knowledge of email/Gmail, Excel spreadsheets, Team Genius and Team Snap software.
  • Ability to work weekends and weekday nights required for this position.
  • Ability to work well under pressure without getting flustered.
  • Exceptional organizational, communication and multitasking skills.
  • Proven experience in a team environment.
  • Professional and respectful demeanor, especially when interacting with key stakeholders throughout the tryout process.

 

Compensation: $5,000.00 as approved by the RJMHA Board of Directors based on experience, paid in 2 equal installments.

How to Apply: Interested candidates are encouraged to email a resume and/or their relevant experience to wayne.carleton@richmondjetsmha.com  by 5PM on August 2nd, 2024. 

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Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association

As one of the largest minor hockey associations in British Columbia, the Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association offers an integrated (boys and girls) minor hockey program from Initiation to Juvenile. Featuring both recreational ("C") and competitive ("A") streams, our programs operate out of the three different facilities in the City of Richmond: Richmond Ice Centre (RIC), Minoru Arenas (Stadium and Silver Rinks), Richmond Oval (North and South rinks).

Contact Us

PO Box 94488, Richmond, BC V6X 8V6

(604) 454 4494
info@richmondjetsmha.com

We acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia.