Facility Maintainer

Government of Nunavut; Cambridge Bay; On-site; CAD 106,000 - 121,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Subsidized staff housing

Northern Allowance

Union: Nunavut Employees Union

Job summary

Government of Nunavut invites applications for a Facility Maintainer in Cambridge Bay, within the Transportation and Infrastructure Nunavut department. You will oversee the integrity of facilities and built environments, ensuring safety, reliability, and uninterrupted services for Nunavummiut in the designated area.

As a member of a technical team, you will plan and execute preventative maintenance, focus on life-cycle costs, and emphasize safety, client satisfaction, and quality in daily

Responsibilities

• Maintain building facilities and supporting systems to ensure reliability and safety.
• Identify facility issues and perform preventative maintenance to minimize service interruptions.
• Collaborate with a technical team to prioritize work and manage resources in accordance with life-cycle costs.

Job description

Title:Facility Maintainer

Department:Transportation and Infrastructure Nunavut

Community:Cambridge Bay

Requisition Number:1053

Type of Employment:Indeterminate

Salary range:$106,193.00 to $120,550.00 per year,40hours/week

Northern Allowance:$21,309.00 per year

Housing:Subsidized Staff Housing is Available

Union Status:Nunavut Employees Union

Closing date:November 13, 2026 @11:59 p.m. mountain time

This employment opportunity is open to all applicants. Applicants must be currently eligible to work in Canada

An eligibility list may be created to fill future vacancies.

Reporting to the Settlement Maintenance Supervisor, the Facility Maintainer impacts the efficiency of the Government of Nunavut (GN) program delivery for departments and agencies by ensuring the integrity of the facilities and built environment that directly supports the services provided by other departments as well as Nunavummiut within the designated area. Failure to identify facility issues and take preventative measures can result in a safety hazard, reduced occupant comfort, costly repairs, and the interruption of service to the GN and the public.

As a member of a team of technical experts, the incumbent works to maximize the quality of facilities and the built environment by maintaining the supporting systems and minimizing service interruptions with consideration for life safety, work priority, resource limitations and total life cycle cost. Through the course of planning and executing the work, the incumbent emphasizes safety, team effectiveness, client satisfaction, and quality.