Caring. Growing. Innovative.
Wyoming, ON
The County of Lambton is one of the area’s largest employers. We employ over 1,300 employees within the following divisions: Office of the CAO, Corporate Services, Cultural Services, Infrastructure & Development Services, Finance, Facilities and Acquisitions, Long-Term Care, Public Health Services, and Social Services. The County’s diverse and talented workforce delivers hundreds of services and programs to our residents, allowing our community to flourish.
On-site · Point Edward
The Marketing Coordinator is responsible for implementing destination marketing initiatives through advertising, digital communications, and content creation. They also manage brand consistency, track campaign performance, and collaborate with internal teams to promote tourism experiences.
On-site · Sarnia
The Court Support Clerk provides administrative and clerical support for court proceedings and the court administration office. Responsibilities include managing court scheduling, processing legal documentation, and providing customer service to the public and justice stakeholders.
On-site · Sarnia
The cook is responsible for preparing balanced nutritional meals and snacks for residents and outreach programs while ensuring menu consistency and portion control. They also maintain clean work areas, sanitize equipment, and provide guidance to dietary aides.
On-site
The Library Page is responsible for shelving collections in an efficient manner and maintaining the order of library materials. They also assist with processing collections and fulfilling requests from Cultural Services staff.
On-site · Mooretown
The Engineering Technologist supports the design, review, and inspection of development and capital works including highways, pipelines, and utilities. They are also responsible for operating CAD systems, conducting field surveys, and ensuring contractor adherence to municipal policies.
On-site · Alvinston
The Public Works Operator supports operations within the Roads Department under the direction of the Roads Foreman and Public Works Superintendent. Responsibilities include the operation of heavy road equipment to maintain municipal infrastructure.
On-site · Petrolia
Maintain and repair departmental vehicles and equipment, including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, welding, and fabrication work. Perform safety checks, order parts, provide maintenance guidance to equipment operators, and carry out field repairs when needed.
On-site · Forest
The Housekeeping Aide is responsible for maintaining a clean and safe environment for residents, staff, and visitors through routine cleaning and disinfection. They also manage laundry services, including linen distribution and assisting with resident belongings.
On-site · Sarnia
The Branch Assistant provides front-line customer service, manages circulation duties, and assists patrons with research and information requests. They also deliver library programming and perform administrative tasks to support the daily operations of the library branch.
On-site
The Construction Supervisor directs road construction, maintenance, and culvert projects while overseeing field staff and contractors. Responsibilities include managing the procurement lifecycle, ensuring safety compliance, and performing pre-engineering design work.
On-site · Point Edward
The coordinator leads the design, planning, and evaluation of public health programs by gathering and analyzing process and outcome indicators. They also provide training and consultation to staff to support evidence-informed practice and ensure reporting requirements are met.
On-site · Point Edward
Design and deliver evidence-informed health promotion initiatives, including education, social marketing, community mobilization, policy support, and population health assessment. Collaborate with diverse communities, partners, and interdisciplinary teams to address health inequities and improve population health outcomes.
On-site · Wyoming
The Planning Technician assists the Clerk and County Planners in administering the Town’s Official Plan, Zoning By-laws, and building regulations. They also serve as the Secretary-Treasurer for the Committee of Adjustment and manage planning-related documentation and public inquiries.
On-site · Sarnia
The Skate Patrol monitors skating activities to ensure compliance with safety regulations and provides assistance to visitors. They are also responsible for resolving conflicts and responding to incidents in a professional and safe manner.
On-site · Sarnia
The successful candidate will perform maintenance and cleaning duties, including arena upkeep, waste disposal, and event setup. They will also assist with ice maintenance tasks such as relocating nets.
On-site · Petrolia
The Registered Practical Nurse is responsible for providing direct nursing care to residents, administering medications, and documenting patient health status. They also oversee the work of personal support workers and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to develop and implement resident care plans.
On-site · Sarnia
The Registered Practical Nurse will lead the nursing team in providing elder care, including medication administration and the development of care plans. They are responsible for documenting patient responses, mentoring students, and providing guidance to support staff.
On-site · Sarnia
Assist elementary school children in crossing roads safely at designated school crossing locations. Monitor traffic flow to identify safe gaps for pedestrians to cross.
On-site · Sarnia
The Arborist is responsible for pruning, trimming, and removing trees to maintain the health and aesthetics of the city's urban forest. They will also diagnose and treat tree diseases and pest issues while ensuring all operations adhere to strict safety standards.
