The OFNTSC requires the services of an Operator-In-Training to assist the OFNTSC with various water-related maintenance and monitoring activities. The operator in training will work directly with water treatment plant operators and learn what it takes to manage a water treatment system.

As a member of the OFNTSC team you will report to the Director of Engineering and Infrastructure Services. The duties and responsibilities of the Hub Manager include: The administration and supervision of maintenance for Unaffiliated First Nations Water Treatment Plants and associated subsystems, including the development, implementation, coordination, and maintenance of a comprehensive Preventative Maintenance Plan for all associated infrastructure and equipment.

The mandate of the Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC) is to provide engineering and technical advisory services to all Unaffiliated First Nations and Tribal Councils in Ontario.  The OFNTSC requires the services of an Industrial Maintenance Electrician to assist the OFNTSC HUB Services team. This position work will require 90% of the time travelling/working in First Nation communities within Ontario and 10% time in home/remote office.

The Circuit Rider Trainer will be responsible for training First Nation Water Treatment Plant Operators in the operation and maintenance of their community’s water and wastewater infrastructure by providing onsite OFNTSC Certified-Education-Unit (CEU’s) and On-the-Job Training (OJT’s).

The OFNTSC understands there is a need to have qualified housing inspectors in Ontario to provide inspection services in Indigenous communities.  The OFNTSC would like to engage with Indigenous Youth to provide a mentoring opportunity to allow the intern to gain additional hands-on skills to support a future role as building inspector within Indigenous communities. 

The OFNTSC provides service in the CMHC First Nation Housing Programs for Section 95, Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRAP) and Physical Condition Reporting (PCR) and Code Compliance utilizing the Ontario Building Code and National Building Code.