The County of Dufferin is an upper-tier municipality comprised of eight local municipalities.
Orangeville, Ontario
The Corporation of the County of Dufferin is the upper-tier Municipal Government for Dufferin County in Central Ontario (near Toronto). With the main administration office in the Town of Orangeville, the County provides numerous services to the citizens including the administration of numerous social programs, Waste Collection, Public Works, Home for the Aged, Emergency Planning and Building Permits. Dufferin County also operates the Dufferin County Museum and Archives, a wide ranging collection of artifacts covering the founding and heritage of numerous communities throughout the county located at Airport Road and Hwy 89.
Hybrid · Orangeville
The Financial Analyst assists the Finance division with accounting, budgeting, year-end audit preparation, and account reconciliation. They are responsible for financial monitoring, reporting for Dufferin Oaks and Community Support Services, and processing County invoices.
On-site · Shelburne
The Personal Support Worker provides high-quality care to residents by assisting with activities of daily living and following individual care plans. They collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to ensure the physical, emotional, and psycho-social needs of residents are met while promoting dignity and choice.
Hybrid · Orangeville
The Health and Safety Advisor develops, implements, and improves the County’s Occupational Health and Safety Program to ensure legislative compliance and a safe workplace. They also coordinate workplace inspections, conduct risk assessments, and provide training to staff and management.
Hybrid · Orangeville
The Early Years Program Strategist leads the implementation of early years programs and supports the enhancement of access, inclusion, and quality across licensed child care settings. This role involves collaborating with stakeholders, analyzing data to inform operational decisions, and ensuring compliance with Ministry of Education guidelines.
Hybrid · Mulmur
The Forest Assistant will plan and implement projects to preserve the ecological value and sustainability of the Dufferin County Forest. They will also manage geospatial data, monitor recreational activities, and enforce the Weed Control Act through site inspections and contractor coordination.
On-site · Mono
Perform routine road patrols, monitor weather conditions, and respond to emergency calls from police and the public. Operate heavy equipment for winter maintenance and manage road closures or debris removal as required.
On-site · Mono
Operate heavy machinery such as snow plows, loaders, and excavators to perform road maintenance, snow removal, and emergency response duties. Monitor road conditions, manage traffic control, and perform routine equipment maintenance and safety checks.
