Water & Wastewater Plant Operator Relocate to Canada - Visa Sponsorship + Free Housing

Job Summary Our client is seeking a motivated and certified Water & Wastewater Plant Operator to join their operations facility team in the remote northern community of Moosonee, Ontario, Canada located near the southern shore of James Bay. This is an exciting opportunity for qualified professionals looking to relocate to Canada, with a comprehensive relocation package that includes all travel and moving expenses, as well as employer-supported work permit and visa sponsorship for eligible international candidates. Working in a close-knit, community-focused environment, you will play a vital role in the safe and reliable operation of essential water treatment, wastewater treatment, and distribution systems that support the health and well-being of the local population. This position offers a unique combination of career growth, meaningful impact, and the chance to experience life in one of Canada's most distinctive northern communities. If you enjoy hands-on technical work, troubleshooting, and problem-solving—and want to make a meaningful impact on environmental protection and public health, this position provides an excellent opportunity to build and advance your career in the water and wastewater industry. What We Offer Compensation & Benefits Hourly wage: $27

• $40•depending on certification level and experience Northern allowance: $500 per pay ($13,000 annually) Relocation assistance reimbursement Signing bonus•based on experience Free accommodation provided Company vehicle•available for local use Comprehensive benefits and pension plan Training and professional development opportunities

Key Responsibilities:

As a Water & Wastewater Plant Operator , you will be responsible for operating and maintaining municipal water and wastewater systems to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant performance. System Operations Operate, monitor, and maintain water and wastewater treatment systems , collection systems, and distribution systems. Adjust and evaluate treatment processes to optimize performance and ensure regulatory compliance. Monitor system performance using process control and automation systems (SCADA/PCS) . Respond to alarms and operational changes to maintain system stability and efficiency. Equipment Operation & Maintenance Operate and inspect equipment such as: Pumps and motors Valves and gates Compressors and generators Chemical dosing equipment HVAC systems Perform preventive maintenance inspections including vibration monitoring and temperature checks. Maintain equipment using CLAIR principles (Clean, Lubricate, Adjust, Inspect, Repair) . Laboratory & Sampling Collect water and wastewater samples. Perform routine laboratory tests and analysis. Record and interpret laboratory results. Adjust treatment processes based on test results. Monitoring & Troubleshooting Identify changes in operational conditions and implement corrective actions. Troubleshoot system and process issues. Maintain accurate operational records and logbooks using digital or manual systems. Health, Safety & Compliance Work in accordance with environmental regulations and safety standards .

Follow safe work practices including:

Chemical handling Confined space entry Lockout/tagout procedures Proper use of personal protective equipment.

Qualifications:

Education & Licensing Hold a valid Equivalent U.S. Class III/IV certifications (required per facility needs) OIT will not be considered at this time Valid Driver's License Assets Post-secondary education in: Environmental technology Water/wastewater operations Mechanical, electrical, or instrumentation trades Knowledge & Skills Understanding of water treatment processes such as: Flocculation Clarification Filtration Disinfection pH adjustment Knowledge of wastewater treatment processes and collection systems. Familiarity with water distribution systems including towers, booster stations, and hydrant maintenance. Ability to work with SCADA systems and automated process controls . Mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills. Strong analytical and problem-solving ability. Effective written and verbal communication skills. Ability to maintain accurate records and prepare reports. Team-oriented with a commitment to continuous learning. Work Schedule 40-hour work week Weekend and statutory holiday work as required Participation in a rotating on-call schedule Ability to respond to operational emergencies when needed Physical Requirements This role involves active work in operational environments.

Walking:

75%

Standing:

15%

Sitting:

5%

Driving:

5% Must be able to lift up to 55 lbs (25 kg) Work may involve: Climbing ladders Entering confined spaces Outdoor work in various weather conditions Why Join Us? Meaningful work supporting safe drinking water and environmental protection Opportunity to work in a unique northern community Career development through training and certification advancement Diverse, hands-on work environment with no routine days Strong focus on health, safety, and teamwork Make an impact where it matters most—help provide safe, reliable water services while building a rewarding career in environmental operations. Express Employment Professionals Woodbridge is a global staffing firm operating in compliance with Ontario employment laws, including Pay Transparency rules effective January 1, 2026. We welcome all qualified candidates and do not require Canadian experience. AI may be used to support screening, with final decisions reviewed by humans. Reasonable accommodation is available on request. This posting and applicant information will be retained for three years.

Pay:

$80,000.00

• $100,000.

00 per year

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Vision insurance

License/Certification:

Do you have a valid Driver's License? (Required) Have you worked with SCADA systems? (Required) Do you hold both a water AND wastewater treatment license? (Required) Do you hold Equivalent U.S. Class III/IV certifications (Required)

Work Location:

In person