Enabling Canada's Arctic security, sovereignty, and readiness through trusted northern operations.
Ottawa, Ontario
Standing Taller. Seeing Farther. Nasittuq Corporation is a majority Inuit-owned Arctic operations and defence in-service support company. For more than 25 years, we have delivered mission-critical sustainment, logistics, infrastructure, and technical services that enable Canada's security, sovereignty, and presence across the North. As the operator of the North Warning System and provider of support services at Canadian Forces Station Alert, we understand the unique challenges of operating and maintaining critical assets in some of the world's most remote and demanding environments. Our capabilities span - Defence in-service support - Remote infrastructure operations, - Facilities and asset management - Logistics coordination - Airfield services - Environmental Services - Technical field services - Security Services - Program Management We are trusted to deliver safe, reliable, and efficient solutions where operational readiness, resilience, and performance are essential. Through Pan Arctic Inuit Logistics (PAIL), Nasittuq is majority owned by Inuit interests representing regions across Inuit Nunangat. This ownership structure ensures Inuit priorities remain embedded in our business while creating meaningful opportunities for Inuit employees, suppliers, trainees, and communities. Supporting long-term economic participation, skills development, and capacity building across the North remains central to our mission. Over the past 25 years, we have built a reputation for operational excellence, strong partnerships, and the ability to perform in environments where logistics are complex, conditions are harsh, and failure is not an option. Today, we continue to expand our capabilities across Arctic operations, defence and security support, infrastructure sustainment, and environmental services, delivering value for our clients, shareholders, employees and the communities we serve.
On-site
The Chef is responsible for planning, preparing, and serving three daily meals while ensuring a safe and sanitary kitchen environment. They must also develop menus that accommodate dietary restrictions and manage site inventory effectively.
On-site · Iqaluit
The operator is responsible for maintaining roads, runways, and grounds using heavy equipment like loaders, dozers, and graders. Additional duties include performing vehicle inspections, assisting with material delivery, and responding to environmental emergencies.
On-site · Ottawa
The Contracts Administrator will manage the full lifecycle of contracts, subcontracts, and procurement activities to support critical northern infrastructure. They will serve as a primary point of contact for stakeholders, ensuring compliance, accurate record-keeping, and effective negotiation of commercial agreements.
Hybrid · Ottawa
Lead and supervise facilities engineering and life cycle management teams to ensure the reliability of critical infrastructure across the North Warning System. Oversee engineering project documentation, technical deliverables, and strategic asset management while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.
On-site · Iqaluit
The Diesel Mechanic monitors, maintains, and troubleshoots power generation and electrical distribution systems at Long Range and Short Range Radar sites. Responsibilities include performing scheduled maintenance, conducting diagnostic tests, and repairing diesel engines and electronic equipment.
On-site · Grise Fiord
Provide safe and effective maintenance, repairs, and inspections for heavy vehicles and equipment at CFS Alert. Perform complex diagnostics and repairs on engine, electrical, and braking systems while managing maintenance reports.
On-site · Inuvik
The Administrative Clerk manages day-to-day operations including communications, data entry for time tracking, and expense management. They are also responsible for coordinating staff travel logistics, office supplies, and providing general clerical support.
On-site · North Bay
The Project Coordinator is responsible for preparing action plans, managing resources, and handling schedules and risk management for projects. They provide administrative support to the Operations Project Manager and maintain comprehensive project documentation and client communications.
On-site · North Bay
Maintain and troubleshoot critical facilities systems including HVAC, electrical, and power generation across radar sites. Develop and deliver technical training programs and materials to ensure system reliability in remote environments.
On-site · Grise Fiord
Manage the operations and maintenance of buildings, heating, water treatment, and airfield equipment at CFS Alert. Supervise trades staff to ensure productivity and the safe, professional completion of all maintenance tasks.
On-site · Grise Fiord
Responsible for the preventative and corrective maintenance of fire alarm and electrical systems at CFS Alert. Duties include repairing system failures, maintaining kitchen appliances, and completing required technical logs and reports.
On-site
Perform general site maintenance, including cargo handling, snow removal, and painting at remote radar sites. Assist other trades and ensure the worksite remains orderly and functional.
On-site
The Building Custodian is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and orderliness of remote radar site facilities. Duties include performing janitorial tasks, assisting with kitchen operations, and ensuring all safety and sanitation standards are met.
On-site · Hall Beach
The Zone Manager provides leadership and oversight for North Warning System operations, ensuring safe and efficient site performance. They are responsible for managing logistics, budgets, and personnel while maintaining strong relationships with stakeholders and local communities.
On-site
The Vehicle Mechanic is responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting, and performing preventive and corrective maintenance on a wide range of vehicles and heavy equipment at remote Arctic sites. They also support site logistics, maintain accurate maintenance records, and provide technical guidance to site personnel.
On-site · Happy Valley-Goose Bay
The Chef is responsible for planning, preparing, and serving three daily meals for staff and third-party personnel at remote Arctic sites. Duties include managing inventory, adhering to dietary restrictions, and maintaining a safe and sanitary kitchen environment.
Hybrid · Ottawa
The Buyer is responsible for the timely and cost-effective procurement of materials, equipment, and services to support critical northern infrastructure operations. They will manage purchase orders, support contract administration, and maintain strong relationships with suppliers while ensuring compliance with procurement policies.
On-site · Grise Fiord
The Power Plant Supervisor is responsible for the safe and reliable operation and maintenance of primary and standby diesel power plants. This includes supervising technicians and coordinating all preventive and corrective maintenance activities to ensure uninterrupted power.
On-site
Empower Your Career with Nasittuq: Lead Operations at the Arctic Frontier as a Contractor Site Manager! About Us: We are seeking a dedicated Contractor Site Manager to join our team at Canadian Forces Station (CFS) Alert. As the official point of contact for Nasittuq on site, you will lead operations and facilities management to meet the requirements of our Statement of Work. Key Responsibilities: * Manage and administer all Nasittuq operations and facilities support services at CFS Alert according to the Statement of Work. * Maintain and submit operational plans and reports on a weekly, m…
On-site
The Site Supervisor is responsible for the day-to-day supervision of operations and maintenance staff at a manned Long-Range Radar (LRR) site, ensuring safe, effective, and efficient operations. Responsibilities include overseeing trades and non-trades staff, ensuring site safety, maintaining compliance with policies, and judiciously allocating resources for maintenance tasks.
