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The handling of water and wastewater is an increasingly important profession in today's environment-conscious society. Water and Wastewater Operators serve their community by providing a safe drinking water supply and reliable sanitation services. It is a stable career, with positions available in communities of all sizes.

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Senior Technologist, Instrumentation & Electrical Systems, District Operations, Operations & Engineering Division
Position Type: Full Time
Location: Regina, Saskatoon or Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Closing: 03/21/25
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Senior Technologist, Instrumentation & Electrical Systems, District Operations, Operations & Engineering Division - Full Time

SaskWater - Regina, Saskatoon or Moose Jaw 

Immerse yourself in a team committed to creating trusted and sustainable water solutions for a vibrant Saskatchewan. A team backed by a corporation with over 60 years of experience providing water and wastewater services. That’s a lot of knowledge. But there’s more. SaskWater offers an attractive benefits package including employer-funded health, dental and vision benefits, pension, and disability insurance, plus vacation leave, earned days off, and paid family leave and sick leave. At SaskWater you can take advantage of extras such as flexible work options, a tuition reimbursement program, employee family assistance plans, maternity leave top-up and more. H2Wh0a!! Now that’s refreshing! Apply today. As the Senior Technologist, Instrumentation & Electrical Systems, you will undertake the servicing of the electrical and instrumentation operation and maintenance components of district water and wastewater systems. These systems include a diverse complement of treatment plants, pumping stations, distribution pipelines and other related works that vary in size, complexity, technology, and operation. You will, at times, be required to work standby. To qualify, you will have an Instrumentation Engineering Technology or Electrical/ Electronics Engineering Technology Diploma and/or Journeyperson status with related controls experience; certification with Saskatchewan Applied Science Technologists and Technicians (SASTT) as an Applied Science Technologist (A.Sc.T.); and six years of progressively responsible experience in the following areas: • Thorough knowledge and understanding of controls, VFD and PLCs. • Thorough knowledge of design, installation, operation, manufacturing and maintenance of electrical and industrial control equipment and power, mechanical and HVAC systems used in water and wastewater systems; and knowledge of regional system operation and maintenance procedures including pipeline, pump, control valve, VFD, HMI and PLC systems experience including fluids, pressures, etc., and associated reaction of fluids under different circumstances; must have knowledge of Occupational Health and Safety with regards to industry standards; knowledge of process systems and on site project management is desired. • Working knowledge and experience in Ethernet. • Demonstrated experience in PLC to PLC Communications. • Ability to write letters, reports and inspection reports; and oversee contractors and tradespersons hired to undertake maintenance work. • Ability to develop and prepare written procedures and operations manuals. • Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with staff, external customers and service suppliers; and to promote and maintain a positive corporate climate. • Strong computer skills with a working knowledge in the use of Microsoft Word and Excel. Special Requirements: The position requires the incumbent to undergo a Criminal Record Check and Drug and Alcohol test. You must be legally entitled to work in Canada. A valid Saskatchewan driver’s license is required. For a more detailed description of this employment opportunity, please visit SaskWater’s website at https://www.saskwater.com/why-work-at-saskwater/ Application Deadline March 21, 2025, at 5:00 PM To Apply Please indicate the job competition number and where you learned of this opportunity and send a resume and cover letter to: SaskWater Human Resources Email: hr@saskwater.com SaskWater offers competitive wages and an attractive benefits package. We would like to thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. SaskWater values workplace diversity and is committed to maintaining an inclusive and respectful workplace. We believe all candidates should have every opportunity to fully participate during the recruitment process. If you require an accommodation during any step of the recruitment process, we invite you to submit your accommodation requests to us at hr@saskwater.com and we’ll work through your request with you. All information received will be kept confidential.

Relief Operator/Maintenance
Position Type: Full Time
Location: Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Closing: 03/21/25
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Relief Operator/Maintenance - Full Time

Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Corporation 

Buffalo Pound Water is seeking a highly motivated Relief Operator/Maintenance Person to start a career in operations. The Relief Operator/Maintenance Person employee is expected to provide relief shift coverage to the Senior Operator and Second Operator on shift positions. The employee's responsibilities include operation of the water treatment plant in conjunction with the Senior Operator. When not Relief Operating, the employee will be required to perform the duties of a maintenance person on a Monday to Thursday day shift schedule. Water Treatment Operator certification is an asset.

Technologist 2, Regional Systems, District Operations, Operations & Engineering Division, Regina
Position Type: Full Time
Location: Regina, Saskatchewan
Closing: 03/14/25
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SaskWater - Full Time

Technologist 2, Regional Systems, District Operations, Operations & Engineering Division, Regina

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President and Chief Executive Officer - SaskWater
Position Type: Full Time
Location: Saskatchewan
Closing: 03/14/25
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DHR Global for SaskWater:

President and Chief Executive Officer - SaskWater

Moose Jaw, SK

Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan (CIC) is the holding company formed by the Government of Saskatchewan to manage the province’s commercial Crown corporations, including SaskWater. SaskWater serves 77 communities, 11 rural municipalities, 78 rural pipeline groups, 15 industrial, and 261 commercial and domestic customers, reaching approximately 120,400 people. It owns nine water treatment plants, three wastewater facilities, and extensive pipelines and booster stations. Committed to excellent customer support, diverse services, innovation, and strong leadership, SaskWater aims to support economic growth and build sustainable communities in Saskatchewan. The President and CEO of SaskWater provides strategic leadership, governance, and management to ensure the delivery of safe, reliable, and sustainable water and wastewater services in Saskatchewan. Working with the Board of Directors, the President aligns corporate objectives with the strategic plan of the Government of Saskatchewan including, CIC Saskatchewan and regulatory requirements. Responsibilities include financial results, establishing the strategic vision, overseeing business plans, monitoring industry trends, fostering a positive corporate culture, and ensuring financial results are met. The President also leads the Executive Committee and ensures compliance with legal and corporate standards. The ideal candidate should possess a graduate degree in business, public administration, engineering, or a related field, along with substantial executive-level experience. Experience in senior leadership roles within government or Crown corporations, involving multiple stakeholders, is highly advantageous. Additionally, experience in the water, wastewater, or utility industry is beneficial. The role demands strong critical and strategic thinking skills, the ability to foster positive relationships with stakeholders, and effective public speaking abilities. The President must also be capable of cultivating a positive workplace culture, managing complex and high-profile issues, driving innovation and continuous improvement, and ensuring effective succession planning and organizational structure. SaskWater has engaged DHR Global to manage this search. To explore this exciting opportunity further, please submit your cover letter and resume, and a member of the DHR Global team will be in contact. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those qualified or under consideration for the role will be contacted.