Current Opportunities

The Engineer In Training (EIT) is tasked with operating under the direct oversight of the Manager of Engineer Services to aid in the Engineering Department's efforts to provide technical advisory services for Ontario First Nations.

Reporting to the Manager of Engineering Services, the Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering engineering and infrastructure projects that support the needs of First Nations communities. The Project Manager oversees projects throughout their lifecycle, ensuring they are completed safely, on time, and within budget.

Under the guidance of the Director of Operations, the Project Administrator will provide administrative and project coordination support to the Housing team, infrastructure projects, CMHC-funded initiatives and other technical service contracts. This position requires a strong administrative background, strong organizational skills, and time management skills.

We seek a highly motivated Infrastructure Specialist Intern to join our team at OFNTSC. Under the guidance of the Infrastructure Supervisor, the intern will shadow housing inspection services to gain hands-on experience within Indigenous communities. The internship will involve job shadowing, exposure to housing programs, and guidance to obtaining Ontario Building Code certification for the future as a building inspector.

We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled Bulk Fuel Handler in Training to join our team at OFNTSC. Under the guidance of the Bulk Fuel Handler, the Bulk Fuel Handler in Training will play a crucial role in preparing, reviewing, and managing reports, maintaining filing systems, delivering training programs to First Nations, and doing site inspections of fuel systems, and providing a report to the clients.

We seek a highly motivated and skilled Bulk Fuel Administrator to join our team at OFNTSC. Under the guidance of the Bulk Fuel Handler, the Bulk Fuel Administrator will play a crucial role in providing support with scheduling and administrative tasks. This position requires exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, strong organizational skills, and a keen attention to detail, as well as the ability to handle various administrative tasks with professionalism and efficiency.

We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled Water Operator Trainer to join our team at OFNTSC. Under the guidance of the CRTP Supervisor, the Water Operator Trainer will play a crucial role in training First Nation Water Treatment Plant Operators, coordinating and scheduling CEUs and OJTs for First Nation operators, and supporting operators in maintaining current licenses.