The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is a diverse and vibrant community in northeast Alberta, rich in Indigenous history and cultural opportunities for residents and visitors.
Fort McMurray, Alberta
Discover the unique culture and rich history of Wood Buffalo – where people from around the world come together to live, work, and play. We're incredibly proud to call Wood Buffalo home - a place rooted in Indigenous history and cultural diversity, and full of opportunity for all. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is located in the northeast corner of Alberta, Canada. With 68,454 km2, our region is the second largest municipality in Canada. Note: this account is not monitored 24/7. Please take the time to read over our Social Media Terms of Use: http://www.rmwb.ca/News-Room/Social-Media-Terms-of-Use.htm
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Carpenter performs skilled journeyperson work including preventative and corrective maintenance, installations, and repairs of municipal assets. They are responsible for inspecting contractor work, troubleshooting equipment issues, and ensuring all facility maintenance meets safety standards.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The incumbent is responsible for administering and processing development permits, business licenses, and special event permits in accordance with municipal bylaws. They provide professional customer service, mediate enquiries, and support the planning and safety codes sections through accurate documentation and reporting.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Advisor plans and executes strategies to improve Corporate Services' processes and service delivery effectiveness. They act as a liaison between departments and senior leadership to provide recommendations, reports, and technical guidance.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Community Investment Coordinator is responsible for analyzing financial information from funded organizations and managing agreements for the Community Investment Program. They also support budget development, perform trend analysis, and provide financial training to staff and community partners.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Advisor, Reconciliation manages projects associated with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action and serves as a liaison between municipal departments and Indigenous communities. They provide strategic advice to leadership, develop engagement strategies, and support initiatives that foster economic prosperity and cultural awareness.
On-site · Anzac
The General Labourer performs manual labor duties across municipal operations, including facility maintenance, groundskeeping, and waste management. They are also responsible for operating small utility vehicles, directing traffic, and assisting trades staff with repairs and inspections.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Safety Codes Clerk is responsible for administering safety codes documentation, processing permit applications, and scheduling site inspections. They provide administrative support to Safety Codes Officers while ensuring high standards of customer service for the municipality.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Instrumentation Technician performs skilled journeyperson-level work, including preventative and corrective maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting of municipal equipment. They are responsible for designing and installing new instrumentation systems while ensuring compliance with safety regulations and operational standards.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Coordinator provides project and service delivery support by reviewing applications, preparing reports, and maintaining project documentation. They also offer technical support, interpret land use bylaws, and assist with the management of planning and development processes.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Strategist develops and implements internal and external communication and engagement strategies to support municipal goals and projects. They act as a partner to municipal departments by managing issues, facilitating public feedback, and ensuring consistent messaging across the organization.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Supervisor is responsible for providing guidance and support in all areas of wastewater operations, maintenance, and employee development. They ensure compliance with environmental legislation and standards while managing departmental strategies and budgets.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Plan and schedule maintenance work, including job plans, resources, materials, costs, safety requirements, and coordination across trades. Maintain equipment records and the computerized maintenance management system, analyze failures and asset performance, and support budgeting and equipment reliability.
On-site · Fort Chipewyan
The Bylaw Enforcement Officer is responsible for enforcing municipal bylaws, conducting investigations, and managing public complaints. They also provide a visible community presence through patrols, animal control, and representing the municipality in court proceedings.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Watch Clerk provides operational and administrative support to RCMP members by managing dispatch, monitoring radio transmissions, and maintaining accurate records in various databases. They also handle front counter inquiries, process criminal record checks, and prepare court and release documentation.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Community Peace Officer enforces municipal bylaws, provincial statutes, and legislation through investigations, patrols, and public education. They also handle animal control, represent the municipality in court, and collaborate with other agencies to ensure public safety.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Turf Technician is responsible for developing and implementing turf management programs, including maintenance planning for sports fields, parks, and greenspaces. They provide field-level leadership to staff, manage equipment operations, and assist with operational and capital budget preparations.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Supervisor of Development Permitting leads a team to implement statutory plans, policies, and procedures while managing land use development issues. This role involves supervising the development approval process, negotiating with stakeholders, and ensuring operational efficiency within the Planning and Development division.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Executive Director provides strategic direction and oversight for the Municipality’s Public Works and Environmental Services portfolios, including infrastructure, utilities, and waste management. The role involves leading multi-disciplinary teams, managing budgets, and advising the CAO and Council on operational priorities and emergency management.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Coordinator develops strategic community partnerships and designs programs, events, and projects to enhance community quality of life. They also manage administrative functions, including budgets and Council reports, while facilitating workshops and providing technical guidance to local organizations.
On-site · Derwent
Provides operational and administrative support to RCMP and Bylaw members, including emergency dispatch and data management. Manages critical information systems, handles front counter inquiries, and prepares legal and court documentation.
