Reporting to the Manager of Water Services and Environmental Sustainability, the Environmental Compliance and QMS Coordinator assesses water compliance, leads the development and maintenance of the quality management systems (QMS) and maintains quality control and analysis of asset management data.

In Medicine Hat, you'll enjoy countless opportunities to experience the great outdoors in the near-endless sunshine we're so famous for. And here at the City of Medicine Hat, you'll have a chance to build a challenging and rewarding career servicing your neighbors and your community. This leadership role provides guidance and ensures regulatory compliance to maintain the reliable treatment of wastewater. Our ideal candidate Has thorough knowledge in leadership, planning, scheduling, coordinating and quality assurance in wastewater treatment plant operations & maintenance. Has experience in business planning, operating & capital budgeting, & monitoring & reporting. Has working knowledge of industry & City regulations, acts, & approvals. Possesses strong interpersonal and communication skills and have demonstrated your ability to develop effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Demonstrated ability to use a systematic approach and independent judgement to make sound decisions and recommendations.

This position is a temporary, full-time contract until approximately December 2026. The Engineering Technologist – Water/Wastewater is a member of the Engineering Division within the Infrastructure Services Department, reporting directly to the Manager of Engineering. The Engineering Division oversees planning, design, and construction of the safe and reliable infrastructure Township residents need to go about their daily lives. Specifically, the Engineering Technologist – Water/Wastewater provides engineering review and technical support for the Township’s water, wastewater, and asset management programs. The position is also responsible for managing water and wastewater capital projects, coordinating between outside agencies to ensure project deliverables are achieved, arranging for and administering the installation and inspection of municipal services for site plan/infill developments, liaising with the development community and responding to development-related inquiries, preparing service finance agreements with development proponents, reviewing service connection requests, as well as reviewing the engineering submissions for subdivision applications ensuring compliance is maintained with all applicable water and wastewater design standards.

Join Peel Region as a Water/Wastewater Operator II and play a key role in sustaining vital public services for our community. This 18-month contract position, offering a competitive hourly rate of $35.40 to $37.13 plus a $4.00 premium, is ideal for a skilled operator passionate about water and wastewater management. Reporting to the Foreperson, you'll operate, inspect, and maintain water distribution and wastewater collection systems, ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations. Responsibilities include performing quality checks, handling equipment, carrying out pipe laying, and managing sewer cleaning tasks, all while maintaining a professional image that reflects Peel's values. Applicants should have a minimum of Grade 12 education, at least one year of relevant experience, and MECP certification in Water Distribution Class 1 and Wastewater Collection Operator-In-Training, with an eye toward further certification. A Class "GZ" license is required, with preference for a "DZ" endorsement. This role demands both technical skill and physical capability, offering an opportunity to grow your career while making a meaningful impact on our community's quality of life.

Responsible for day-to-day operation and maintenance of the state of the art Class IV Water Pollution Control Plant and Class III Wastewater Collection System