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Satellite Campus Distribution Manager

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Purpose:
The Satellite Distribution Coordinator exists to deliver physical copies of The Peak to stands in a timely and efficient manner, to collect information on circulation and pickup, and to maintain The Peak’s distribution infrastructure at the SFU Surrey campus and SFU downtown Vancouver campuses.

Duties:
Responsible for meeting courier at the Burnaby campus and receiving each new issue of The Peak and loading them into an approved vehicle for delivery
Shall distribute an appropriate number of copies to The Peak’s distribution points at the SFU Surrey campus
Shall distribute an appropriate number of copies to The Peak’s distribution points at Woodward’s campus, Harbour Centre campus, and Segal School of Business
Shall keep track of the number of unused copies on each stand in this jurisdiction, report these numbers to the Business Manager on a weekly basis, and dispose of unused copies in the appropriate recycling boxes
Shall inspect all distribution points at the satellite campuses at least once mid-week and restock and tidy as necessary
Shall ensure each Peak newsstand in this jurisdiction is kept tidy and clean from posters and graffiti and that the area around the stand is kept tidy
Shall dispose of unauthorized advertising materials placed on Peak distribution points and report large-scale unauthorized use to the Business Manager
Shall maintain all Peak newsstands including cleaning, painting, and coordinating replacement of damaged or stolen boxes
Shall attend all Peak employee meetings
Shall only use car sharing account for the purposes of delivering copies of The Peak to the newsstands and delivery points required (any additional use may result in reduced pay or dismissal)
Other related duties as requested by the Business Manager, Board of Directors, or Collective

Qualifications:
Must be self-motivated, able to work and fulfill expectations without direct supervision
Must be capable of carrying large stacks of newspapers
Must be at least 19 years old and hold a valid class 5 driver’s license
Must have at least 3 years driving history with no at-fault accidents
Must not have any more than 3 driving violations within the last 5 years, and must not have any serious or criminal driving violations

Other details:
Hired on a semesterly basis
4-6 hours per week
Paid $110 per week

NOTE: not meeting the stipend requirements may result in dismissal
or pay reduction.

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Simon Fraser University’s independent student newspaper since 1965.

For advertising inquiries: [email protected]
For promotional inquiries: [email protected]

© The Peak Publications Society