One Parkland: Powerfully Connected.
Parkland County, Alberta
Parkland County is a growing municipality located immediately west of the city of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada. Covering an area of 242,595 hectares (599,500 acres), it is one of the largest in size and highest populated of all rural municipalities in Alberta. Ideally positioned to meet ever-shifting market needs and global supply chain demands, Parkland provides businesses with prime market access and transportation infrastructure, and business-forward regulations and affordability. Companies in agri-processing, manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, and data-centers looking to relocate or expand will benefit greatly from doing business in Parkland County. Parkland is not only a thriving center for industry clusters, but is also a vibrant, livable community. Over the years, Parkland has grown to over 30,000 people and has seen generations of families continue to enjoy a great quality of life here. Parkland County is a collective of local departments working together to promote Parkland County, Alberta. This is achieved through the support of the business community via startup, retention, expansion and attraction efforts, as well as by providing resources for residents to maintain and support lifestyle and well-being initiatives. Contact us today to learn more!
On-site
The Heavy Duty Mechanic is responsible for diagnosing breakdowns and performing maintenance, service, and repair work on municipal transport vehicles and construction equipment. The role involves working within the Public Works department to ensure the operational readiness of various industrial tractors and heavy-duty machinery.
Hybrid
The Deputy Fire Chief, Training is responsible for the administration and oversight of firefighter training programs and ensuring adherence to departmental standards. This role also provides leadership during emergency response and participates in a rotating Chief-on-call schedule.
Hybrid
Responsible for preparing and maintaining non-residential valuation models and conducting property inspections within Parkland County. The role involves ensuring compliance with provincial legislation and supporting assessment reviews and appeal processes.
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The Accredited Assessor is responsible for preparing and maintaining non-residential valuation models and conducting property inspections. They also provide professional assessment expertise, support appeal processes, and lead special projects to ensure taxation equity.
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The firefighter responds to emergency incidents including fires, medical emergencies, and hazardous material situations. They also participate in regular training, public education, and equipment maintenance.
On-site
Respond to emergency incidents including fires, medical calls, and hazardous material incidents as a paid-on-call first responder. Participate in regular training, public education, and preventative maintenance duties.
Hybrid
The SharePoint Analyst serves as the subject matter expert for SharePoint Online and Microsoft 365, overseeing administration, governance, and operational support. They also analyze business requirements to implement technology solutions and leverage emerging tools like AI and automation to enhance organizational productivity.
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The Manager is responsible for the overall management and delivery of road maintenance programs, including technical and operational oversight of road network repairs. They provide leadership to supervisors and field staff while coordinating budgets, performance reporting, and collaborative service delivery.
On-site
The Manager, Road Maintenance is responsible for the overall management and delivery of road maintenance programs and the technical oversight of the road network. This includes leading supervisors and field staff, coordinating budgets, and ensuring safe and efficient service delivery.
