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Leduc County

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Leading the way for people and business to thrive

Nisku, Alberta

Government Administration
51–200 people

About

We are a vibrant community that is home to 14,416 residents who enjoy the range of high-quality municipal services we provide. We're located in central Alberta, directly south of the City of Edmonton. We're located within major air, rail and road networks and our key industries include agriculture, oil and gas, transportation and logistics, energy and advanced manufacturing. We are home to the Edmonton International Airport, Nisku Business Park and Genesee Generating Station.

Open positions

Light Equipment Operator - West

On-site · Nisku

Performs labour and operates light equipment to maintain municipal roads, rights-of-way, facilities, properties, and equipment throughout the year. Patrols roads during winter and severe weather, reports maintenance needs, supports traffic control and data collection, and follows safety requirements.

Fire Inspector

On-site · Nisku

Conduct building, site, and storage tank inspections to enforce fire safety codes and applicable legislation, document deficiencies, and follow up on corrective actions and compliance orders. Review plans and compliance submissions, investigate complaints and unsafe conditions, provide fire code guidance, maintain records, and support the Fire Marshal and other department operations.

Manager - Economic Development

On-site · Nisku

Lead the economic development department and deliver the County’s economic development strategy, including managing staff, budgets, programs, performance measures, and diversification initiatives. Build regional partnerships and business relationships, support investment attraction and business growth, and collaborate on community development and customer service improvements.

Paid on-call Firefighter

On-site · Nisku

Respond to fire, rescue, hazardous materials awareness, medical, and other emergency incidents; attend training and perform assigned fire station duties. Operate firefighting vehicles and equipment, support scene safety, and follow fire service procedures and occupational health and safety requirements.