People Helping People
Cambridge, ON
The Waterloo Regional Police Service is committed to strengthening public safety and quality of life by working in partnership with the community in crime prevention and law enforcement and providing assistance to all who need our help. The seventh largest police service in the province of Ontario, the Waterloo Regional Police serves the municipalities of Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge and the Townships of Wellesley, Wilmot, Woolwich and North Dumfries. The Waterloo Regional Police Service is made up of more than 1,200 dedicated members who - officer or civilian - work together to keep our community safe. Waterloo Region, with a population of 565,000, offers diverse and unique communities our members are proud to serve. The Waterloo Regional Police Service does not monitor this LinkedIn page 24/7. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergencies or to speak with an officer, please call 519-570-9777. Also, remember that this Facebook page is a public site, and any comments or information (including your identity) may be used in an investigation or disclosed in a criminal matter. If you wish to make an anonymous tip, please use Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-8477 www.waterloocrimestoppers.com
Hybrid · Kitchener
The caseworker manages a caseload of Ontario Works clients, with a focus on supporting Indigenous individuals through eligibility determination and financial assistance. They develop and implement employment and outcome plans while maintaining collaborative relationships with community partners to ensure culturally responsive service delivery.
Hybrid · Waterloo
The Data Analyst administers internal and external databases while designing data visualization tools and reports to support program planning. They also apply advanced data science methods, including machine learning and predictive modeling, to generate actionable insights and ensure data integrity.
Hybrid · Kitchener
The Project Hydrogeologist assists in the planning, design, and management of hydrogeologic services for municipal groundwater supplies. They provide technical expertise on groundwater quality and quantity while overseeing source water protection programs and contract administration.
On-site · Kitchener
The technician maintains and repairs buses, specialized vehicles, and support equipment, including engine, transmission, and electrical system diagnostics. They are also responsible for performing preventive maintenance inspections and ensuring all work complies with safety and legislative standards.
Hybrid · Kitchener
The role involves managing capital projects, including water, wastewater, and transportation infrastructure, through various stages of design and construction. Responsibilities include coordinating with stakeholders, managing project budgets, and providing technical leadership to multidisciplinary teams.
Hybrid · Kitchener
The Project Manager plans, designs, and oversees the construction and rehabilitation of various engineering projects, including environmental and transportation infrastructure. They are responsible for managing consultant contracts, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring technical and legal compliance throughout the project lifecycle.
On-site · Kitchener
Leads a team in managing water and wastewater linear infrastructure, including feasibility studies, design reviews, and capital project planning. Oversees capacity allocation programs, hydraulic modelling, and regulatory compliance while advising senior management on strategic infrastructure matters.
On-site · Cambridge
The Facility Building Attendant ensures the cleanliness, safety, and accessibility of various corporate facilities by performing custodial duties and minor building repairs. They also monitor building systems, coordinate with contractors, and respond to urgent maintenance or security issues.
