INVENTORY : Junior Hydrometric Technician - Developmental Program

Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat; Yellowknife; On-site; CAD 57,000 - 86,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking dedicated individuals for a vital role in water resource management. This position offers the opportunity to work with advanced monitoring equipment, contributing to the collection and processing of hydrometric data. Ideal candidates will have a strong foundation in field surveying and hydrology, along with the ability to navigate diverse environments. The role promises a dynamic work atmosphere where your contributions will significantly impact environmental monitoring standards. Join a team committed to inclusivity and excellence in water resource management, with a clear pathway for professional development and growth.

Qualifications

• Post-secondary education in relevant fields is required.
• Experience in conducting field surveys is essential.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and measure water levels and flow using advanced monitoring equipment.
• Manage data for the national hydrometric database.

Skills

Field Surveying

Hydrology

Safety Procedures

Data Management

Software Knowledge

Education

Post-secondary diploma or degree in relevant fields

Tools

Hydrometric Monitoring Equipment

Job description

Reference number : DOE23J-010505-000438

Selection process number : 23-DOE-HRPROG-EA-568531-1

Organization : Environment and Climate Change Canada - Meteorological Service of Canada

Locations : Calgary(Alberta), Edmonton(Alberta), Cranbrook(British Columbia), Nanaimo(British Columbia), Prince George(British Columbia), Richmond(British Columbia), Terrace(British Columbia), Vancouver(British Columbia), Vernon(British Columbia), Thompson(Manitoba), Winnipeg(Manitoba), Fredericton(New Brunswick), Corner Brook(Newfoundland and Labrador), St. John's(Newfoundland and Labrador), Inuvik(Northwest Territories), Yellowknife(Northwest Territories), Halifax(Nova Scotia), Burlington(Ontario), North Bay(Ontario), Ottawa(Ontario), Thunder Bay(Ontario), Gatineau(Québec), Montréal Island(Québec), Regina(Saskatchewan), Saskatoon(Saskatchewan), Whitehorse(Yukon)

Positions : EG-03, EG-04, EG-05

Salary Range : $57,924 to $85,272

Closing date : 6 February 2025 - 23:59, Pacific Time

Who can apply : Persons residing in Canada, Canadian citizens, and Permanent residents abroad.

We are committed to an inclusive and barrier-free work environment. If you need accommodation during any phase of the evaluation process, please contact us to request specialized assistance. All accommodation information will be kept confidential.

This is an inventory for future vacancies; applying does not mean you are applying for a specific job. As positions become available, qualified applicants may be contacted for assessments. The inventory is updated every 120 days, with a notice sent 15 days before expiry.

Job Duties :

The Water Survey of Canada relies on over 200 hydrometric technologists using advanced monitoring equipment to collect and process hydrometric data. Responsibilities include maintaining and measuring water levels and flow, working in diverse environments, and managing data for the national database.

Work Environment :

The agency has a long history of water resource management, collaborating with various government levels and international bodies, and setting standards in environmental monitoring.

Intent of the process :

A pool of qualified candidates may be established to fill current and future vacancies at various locations.

Qualifications :

Applicants must clearly demonstrate how they meet each qualification, including education, experience, and knowledge areas, with concrete examples.

• Post-secondary diploma or degree in relevant fields.
• Experience in conducting field surveys.
• Knowledge of safety procedures, hydrology, land surveying, and software.

Additional qualifications may include specialized training and certifications, experience with scientific instruments, and operational skills.

Conditions of employment :

• Health evaluations, valid driver's license, ability to work overtime, in remote and adverse conditions, and lift heavy objects.
• Participation in training programs and recertifications as required.

Additional information :

Environment Canada values diversity and encourages applicants from designated employment equity groups. The career involves a development program with progression to full responsibilities over approximately 3.5 years, with mobility and training requirements.

If interested, apply online; persons with disabilities needing assistance should contact the provided toll-free number. Proof of education will be required for interview invitations.