Ottawa, Ontario
A career in the Canadian Armed Forces is more than a way to make a living. It’s a passport to a whole-life experience that will change you and allow you to change the lives of others. Join an organization that offers more than 100 different trades and professions. Obtain world-class qualifications and earn a competitive salary and benefits. In the Forces, you enjoy the stability of a steady career and the excitement of a job that offers travel, adventure, camaraderie, and the satisfaction of making a difference. For more videos and information about careers in the Canadian Armed Forces, visit FORCES.CA. _______________________________________________________________________ Une carrière dans les Forces armées canadiennes est plus qu'un simple moyen de gagner sa vie. C’est un passeport pour une expérience de toute une vie qui vous changera et vous permettra de changer la vie des autres. Joignez-vous à une organisation qui offre plus de 100 métiers et professions. Acquérez des qualifications de niveau mondial et bénéficiez d’un salaire et d’avantages concurrentiels. Au sein des Forces, vous jouissez de la stabilité d'une carrière assurée et vivez toute l'excitation d'un emploi qui offre des occasions de voyage et d’aventure, favorise la camaraderie et procure la satisfaction de faire une différence. Visitez FORCES.CA pour de plus amples renseignements et vidéos au sujet des carrières dans les Forces armées canadiennes.
On-site · Calgary
Operators of maritime electronic detectors operate radar and radio detection devices, as well as defense systems on naval ships. They are responsible for detecting, locating, and identifying threats such as submarines, ships, and aircraft.
On-site · Regina
Provide reliable wired and wireless information and communication systems using advanced voice and data processing technology. Install, dismantle, and troubleshoot communication systems for Army and Canadian Armed Forces units globally.
On-site · Calgary
Technicians in weapon systems are responsible for the maintenance, testing, and repair of aircraft weapon systems. They also handle the storage and disposal of explosives and munitions for the Royal Canadian Air Force.
On-site · Halifax
Material technicians repair and maintain vehicles and related equipment as part of the Canadian Armed Forces. Their main responsibilities include welding, machining, sheet metal work, and working with various materials.
On-site · Calgary
Combat engineers ensure that troops can live, move, and fight on the battlefield. They perform construction and maintenance work, operate vehicles, and manage equipment to support engineering operations.
On-site · Calgary
Manoeuvriers are responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of rigging, cargo handling equipment, and small boats in confined waters. They also supervise crew members and coordinate tasks related to ship maintenance and operations.
On-site · Calgary
Commis des postes are responsible for handling mail tasks such as receiving, distributing, and delivering mail. They also ensure the security of mail and postal facilities and prepare shipping documents for various transport methods.
On-site · Calgary
Military nurses provide primary and tertiary care to sick and injured members of the Canadian Armed Forces, both in Canada and during overseas operations. They also ensure preventive health services and work collaboratively with other healthcare team members.
On-site · Vancouver
Military nurses provide primary and tertiary care to sick and injured members of the Canadian Armed Forces, both in Canada and during overseas operations. They also ensure preventive health services and work collaboratively with other healthcare team members.
On-site · Winnipeg
Technicians in aircraft structures inspect and repair aircraft components and structures, ensuring safety and functionality. They also maintain survival equipment and perform ground handling tasks.
On-site · Montréal
Aerospace control operators monitor and control airspace using radar and communication systems. They coordinate air and ground traffic for both civilian and military operations.
On-site · Ottawa
Technicians perform, supervise, and lead the repair and maintenance of information and telecommunications systems for the Royal Canadian Air Force. They manage satellite communication systems, radio equipment, and ensure the operational readiness of various communication and navigation systems.
On-site · Winnipeg
Human resources administrators provide administrative support and general assistance in human resources for military activities. Their main responsibilities include payroll administration, maintaining personnel records, and supporting military operations.
On-site · Montréal
Technicians in transmissions maintain, repair, configure, and administer advanced communication systems for the Canadian Armed Forces. They work with specialized electronic testing equipment and provide communication services both domestically and internationally.
On-site · Calgary
As an artilleur·euse, you will be responsible for the functionality, maintenance, and use of artillery systems, including howitzers and mortars. You will work closely with other combat arms and support members on the battlefield.
