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 Electrician performs skilled maintenance, installation, and repair of municipal electrical systems and equipment. They are responsible for troubleshooting complex issues, interpreting technical drawings, and ensuring all work complies with safety regulations and electrical codes.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The dispatcher operates the 911 network by receiving and evaluating emergency and non-emergency calls for service. They are responsible for dispatching Fire and EMS units while maintaining accurate records in the CAD system.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Planner I reviews and evaluates development applications, issues approvals, and prepares reports for the Subdivision Authority. They also conduct research on community planning issues and provide technical guidance to stakeholders and the public.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Planner II is responsible for researching, preparing, and presenting statutory planning documents and specialist reports for development projects. They also act as the Development Authority by reviewing and making decisions on development applications, subdivisions, and compliance with municipal bylaws.
On-site · Fort Chipewyan
The Guest Services Representative serves as the primary point of contact for the Fort Chipewyan Aquatics Centre, managing guest inquiries and facility tours. They are also responsible for processing financial transactions, maintaining administrative records, and ensuring facility policies are followed.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Senior Measurement and Reporting Analyst is responsible for establishing, tracking, and reporting on key performance indicators for Supply Chain Management and other departments. The role involves analyzing data to provide actionable insights and supporting leadership with financial and operational reporting.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Police Clerk provides administrative and operational support to RCMP and Bylaw members, including processing criminal record checks and transcribing statements. The role also involves responding to public inquiries, managing front-counter services, and maintaining radio communications.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Millwright Apprentice performs preventative and corrective maintenance on municipal mechanical equipment such as pumps, motors, and compressors. They are responsible for troubleshooting, installing, and repairing complex systems while ensuring compliance with safety standards and operational procedures.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Fire Training Officer IV is responsible for planning, developing, and delivering comprehensive training programs for fire, rescue, and emergency medical services. This role also oversees curriculum design, performance evaluation, and ensures organizational compliance with safety standards and legislation.
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.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Program Manager will develop and implement a region-wide water quality monitoring program and advance a Source Water Protection framework. They will also collaborate with operations teams to manage maintenance priorities, project delivery, and the creation of operational procedures and training materials.
On-site · Derwent
Safely operate conventional and specialized transit vehicles according to schedules and traffic laws. Provide high-quality customer service to a diverse range of passengers while managing fare collection and vehicle safety.
On-site · Anzac
Operate heavy equipment for the maintenance and repair of water, wastewater, and waste management systems. Perform general labor duties, maintain equipment logs, and assist in locating underground utilities.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Advisor, Reconciliation will manage projects associated with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action and serve as a liaison between municipal departments and Indigenous communities. They are responsible for developing engagement strategies, providing policy advice, and supporting initiatives that foster economic prosperity and cultural awareness.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Supervisor, Assessment assists the Manager of Assessment in preparing reports for the Assessment Standards Branch and supervising team members. Key duties include managing mass appraisal systems, formulating valuation modules, and providing technical guidance on assessment policies.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Supervisor leads the team responsible for graphic design, web support, digital media, and videography within the Strategic Communications department. They manage day-to-day operations, mentor staff, and ensure all creative deliverables align with organizational brand standards and strategic objectives.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Building Operator is responsible for the inspection, operation, and maintenance of building systems including HVAC, boilers, plumbing, and electrical components. They coordinate resources, perform minor repairs, and ensure facilities remain safe and compliant with provincial codes.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Data Analyst is responsible for extracting, transforming, and analyzing permitting and licensing data to provide actionable insights for the Planning and Development department. They also research demographic and economic trends to support municipal projects and maintain interactive data dashboards.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Advisor acts as a liaison between the municipality and Indigenous and rural communities to facilitate engagement, communication, and program service delivery. They provide technical guidance to management on policies and legislation while advocating for the unique needs of these communities.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Advisor provides strategic guidance and executes asset management strategies to ensure sustainable service delivery across the municipality. They are responsible for data collection, risk assessments, and the implementation of Enterprise Asset Management systems to improve operational efficiency.
