Grey County isn’t just a great place to work; it’s a great place to live! Situated just over two hours north of Toronto, Grey County offers beauty you can't get in the city along with a lifestyle that is more relaxed and family oriented. We are the fourth largest county in Ontario (serving more than 100,000+ residents) and employing approximately 1050+ people, making us one of the areas largest and most diverse employers. As an upper tier municipal government in southwestern Ontario, Grey County is a family of distinct and proud communities that showcase natural beauty and economic opportunity. We value our heritage, clean & healthy environment, and peaceful rural lifestyle. And, no matter the season, there’s always something to do in Grey. The Grey County Administration Office, located on the south side of Owen Sound, is the centre of operations and the site of the the Grey County Council Chamber. Grey County has many additional locations throughout the county to support operations like long-term care, paramedic services, road maintenance, social services, and more. Learn more about Grey County on our website (www.grey.ca), and follow us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/CountyOfGrey), Instagram (@countyofgrey) and watch live or recorded videos on our official YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/@GreyCountyYouTube). #GreyCounty #VisitGrey #ColourItYourWay
On-site · West Grey
The Backup Operator is responsible for maintaining County roads and properties by operating various heavy vehicles and construction equipment. They also perform general labor tasks such as sign installation, traffic control, and equipment maintenance.
On-site · Flesherton
The operator is responsible for maintaining county roads and properties by operating various heavy vehicles and equipment. They also perform general labor tasks such as sign installation, pothole patching, and equipment maintenance.
On-site · Chatsworth
The operator is responsible for maintaining county roads and properties by operating heavy equipment and performing various construction tasks. They must also conduct daily vehicle checks, perform light maintenance, and assist with general labor duties as assigned.
On-site · Clarksburg
The operator is responsible for maintaining county roads and properties by operating heavy equipment such as snowplows, loaders, and graders. They also perform general labor tasks, including sign installation, pothole patching, and equipment maintenance.
On-site · Clarksburg
The operator is responsible for maintaining county roads and properties by operating various heavy vehicles and equipment. They also perform general labor tasks such as sign installation, traffic control, and equipment maintenance.
On-site · Chatsworth
The operator is responsible for maintaining County roads and properties by operating heavy equipment and performing general labor tasks. They must also conduct daily vehicle inspections and prepare time sheets while working in various weather conditions.
On-site
The Laundry Aide is responsible for washing, drying, and sorting linens and personal clothing while maintaining a clean and safe environment. They must also perform quality audits and adhere to infection control and safety policies to ensure resident well-being.
On-site
The RAI Coordinator manages the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI-MDS) program to ensure accurate clinical documentation and compliance with legislative standards. They act as a resource for the inter-professional team, analyze data outputs, and facilitate training to support optimal resident care.
On-site · Markdale
The Cook is responsible for preparing and serving meals for residents according to therapeutic diets and legislative requirements. They also oversee dietary department operations in the absence of the Nutrition Manager and ensure compliance with food safety standards.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Risk and Claims Specialist manages the County's liability claims, insurance recoveries, and claims administration processes. They also support the development of corporate risk management frameworks, policies, and loss prevention strategies to reduce organizational exposure.
On-site · Durham
The Personal Support Worker provides direct personal care to residents under the direction of registered nursing staff, following established care plans. They are also responsible for documenting care, participating in interdisciplinary care conferences, and maintaining a safe, clean environment for residents.
On-site · Ontario
Provide professional emergency medical assessment, treatment, and transportation for patients while ensuring public safety. Maintain ambulance vehicle roadworthiness and complete all required medical and administrative documentation.
