The Ontario First Nations' Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC) was established in 1995 to provide expert technical advisory services to the First Nations of Ontario. At that time, it was the first aboriginal organization in Canada mandated to provide professional technical and advisory services to First Nations' communities and foster their technical self-reliance. The OFNTSC creates future capacity by encouraging youth to pursue careers in science and technology. The…
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The Ontario First Nations' Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC) was established in 1995 to provide expert technical advisory services to the First Nations of Ontario. At that time, it was the first aboriginal organization in Canada mandated to provide professional technical and advisory services to First Nations' communities and foster their technical self-reliance. The OFNTSC creates future capacity by encouraging youth to pursue careers in science and technology. The OFNTSC attends career fairs and encourages young people to enroll in science and technology related courses offering scholarships, often in partnership with the corporate sector.
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OFNTSC has 10 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026. Top locations: Brantford and Thunder Bay.
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Candidates need strong verbal and written communication, organization, and interpersonal skills, plus proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google Suite. A valid Ontario Class G licence, a reliable insured vehicle, and willingness to travel across Ontario are required. Post-secondary education in office or business administration or human resources is an asset.
Microsoft Office, Google Suite
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Candidates need a post-secondary diploma or certificate in engineering, environmental, mechanical technology, or occupational health and safety, plus a PMH/PM3 certificate or the ability to obtain one. Strong communication skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and fieldwork capability are required, and a valid Class G licence and insured vehicle are needed.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Google Suite, Adobe, Spill response equipment
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1+ YOECandidates need a college diploma in civil engineering or architectural technology, 1-2 years of related experience, and working knowledge of the Ontario or National Building Code. Construction experience, Building Code exam passes and willingness to obtain a Government of Canada security clearance are assets.
Inspection, Confidentiality, Undertake inspections, Reporting, Regulatory compliance, Building codes
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Candidates need proficiency in Microsoft Office, Adobe and Google Suite, plus excellent verbal and written communication. A valid Ontario class G licence and a reliable insured vehicle are also required.
Microsoft Office, Adobe, Google Suite
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7+ YOECandidates need a P.Eng. licence in good standing with PEO, a civil or related engineering bachelor's degree, and at least 7 years of progressive water or wastewater experience. Strong technical writing and communication skills are required.
Confidentiality, Documentation, Reporting, Regulatory compliance, P.Eng., Civil engineering
OFNTSC
5+ YOECandidates need an engineering bachelor's degree, five or more years of engineering and project management experience, and a P.Eng. or eligibility for Professional Engineers Ontario registration. Experience with Indigenous communities, a PMP and Microsoft Office skills are strong assets.
Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, project management software
OFNTSC
Candidates need an engineering bachelor's degree and EIT registration or eligibility with Professional Engineers Ontario. They must be First Nation or Inuit, hold a valid Ontario Class G licence with an insured vehicle, and have strong technical writing and interpersonal skills.
Project management software, GIS software
OFNTSC
Candidates need a high school diploma, with an office administration or business diploma preferred. They need strong Microsoft Office skills, organization and time management, the ability to work independently, and a valid Class G Ontario licence with a reliable insured vehicle.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams
OFNTSC
5+ YOECandidates need a valid Class II Water Treatment and Water Distribution Operator licence and at least 5 years of Class II water treatment plant experience. Strong written and oral communication, computer skills and knowledge of Ontario water legislation are also needed, with experience with an Indigenous organization an asset.
Microsoft Office, SCADA, GIS, CMMS
OFNTSC
Candidates need a college diploma in civil engineering, construction management, or architectural technology, and First Nation or Inuit status with proof. Working knowledge of building codes, construction experience, and Indigenous community experience are assets.
Inspection, Confidentiality, Reporting, Regulatory compliance, Documentation, Administrative support
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