The Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA) believes in Our Communities, Our Environment and Our People. As a trusted partner to municipalities, First Nations communities, businesses, governments and institutions across Ontario, we provide our clients with total solutions in water and wastewater. We are dedicated to working closely with our clients to help them build healthy sustainable communities and organizations and provide safe and reliable drinking water to thousands of Ontarians each day. 

L'Agence ontarienne des eaux (AOE) croit en nos collectivités, notre environnement et nos gens. En tant que partenaire de confiance des municipalités, des collectivités des Premières Nations, des entreprises, des instances gouvernementales et des institutions de tout l'Ontario, nous offrons à nos clients des solutions intégrales en matière d'eau et d'eaux usées. Nous œuvrons en étroite collaboration avec nos clients pour les aider à édifier des collectivités et des organisations saines et durables, et à fournir de l'eau potable salubre et fiable à des milliers d'Ontariens chaque jour.

The Environmental Technologist, under the guidance of the Environmental Infrastructure and Compliance Supervisor, ensures compliance with the Consolidated Linear Infrastructure Environmental Compliance Approvals (CLI ECA) and the Municipal Drinking Water License Program (MDWLP). This role involves developing, implementing, and managing legislative, regulatory, and quality/risk management programs for water, wastewater, and stormwater. The technologist provides input on legislative and regulatory changes, conducts field inspections, monitoring, research, and compiles technical reports. They review the organization’s adherence to regulatory requirements, identify areas for process and procedure improvements, and liaise with the Ministry of the Environment Conservation and Parks (MECP), York Region Public Health, and other government agencies. Additionally, the technologist coordinates operational programs and activities related to stormwater, water, and wastewater, including water efficiency, backflow prevention, cross control programs, maintenance and repair contracts, flow monitoring, asset management programs, and records management.

The Engineering Technologist – Transportation is a member of the Engineering Division within the Infrastructure Services Department, reporting directly to the Manager of Engineering. The Engineering Technologist – Transportation provides engineering review and technical support on transportation safety, traffic control and capacity, active transportation and micro-mobility, and transportation planning related to the Township's transportation network. The position is also responsible for coordinating transportation capital projects, implementing the Township's Speed Limit Policy and Technical Approach (including annual reporting and the implementation of traffic calming measures), completing warrant analyses for stop signs, traffic signals, and pedestrian crossings, and reviewing engineering designs to ensure conformance with safety and design standards.

The City of Owen Sound is seeking motivated individuals to fill two (2) Water Distribution Labourer/ Operator In Training (OIT) positions with the expectation of growth into a Water Distribution Operator role. The principal function of the position is to work alongside our certified operators to provide safe drinking water and assist with operational and maintenance activities in our water distribution team. The Labourer/OIT would be expected to obtain their DZ driver’s licence and pass their Operator in Training examination for water distribution within 6 months. The City of Owen Sound is committed to financially supporting licensing and certification for the successful candidate.

Reporting to the Superintendents of Water Distribution & Wastewater Collection, the various functions of the Distribution & Collection Operator's job pertain to partial installation and complete maintenance of the Distribution and Collection systems. This involves skilled operation of heavy equipment (i.e. Vactor/Jetter Combo, Tractor Backhoe, Dump Truck, Valve Turning Machines), various tools and the ability to troubleshoot system failures or problems that arise. This work focuses on all aspects of the City's 3 Systems (Water Distribution, Wastewater and Stormwater Collection). The successful candidate must be willing and available to respond to emergencies and additional work after normal working hours, as deemed necessary by the Corporation. This position may be required to assume scheduled after-hours standby duty, which is distributed with other Operators and based on seniority. 

To apply on-line, please visit the City of Brantford website at https://brantford.ca/careers and click on Current Opportunities.