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).

Under the direction of the Director of Corporate Finance and Administration the Finance Officer is responsible for maintaining a complete set of computerized accounting records and independently performing the daily accounting operations related to payments, payroll, and related functions.

The OFNTSC requires the services of an Environmental Scientist. The Environmental Scientist will be responsible for leading the coordination of the solid waste program and supporting the environment team in providing a wide range of environmental advisory services to our First Nation clients to build technical capacity and maintain a sustainable environment network.

The Government & Corporate Relations Analyst acts as a government, and corporate relations analyst to the Executive Director. The incumbent develops government and corporate relations strategies that influence and position OFNSTC as a leader in delivering technical services to Ontario First Nations and is also responsible for relationship building on a local, regional, and federal level.

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.