Enabling Canada's Arctic security, sovereignty, and readiness through trusted northern operations.
Ottawa, Ontario
Standing Taller. Seeing Farther. Nasittuq Corporation is a majority Inuit-owned Arctic operations and defence in-service support company. For more than 25 years, we have delivered mission-critical sustainment, logistics, infrastructure, and technical services that enable Canada's security, sovereignty, and presence across the North. As the operator of the North Warning System and provider of support services at Canadian Forces Station Alert, we understand the unique challenges of operating and maintaining critical assets in some of the world's most remote and demanding environments. Our capabilities span - Defence in-service support - Remote infrastructure operations, - Facilities and asset management - Logistics coordination - Airfield services - Environmental Services - Technical field services - Security Services - Program Management We are trusted to deliver safe, reliable, and efficient solutions where operational readiness, resilience, and performance are essential. Through Pan Arctic Inuit Logistics (PAIL), Nasittuq is majority owned by Inuit interests representing regions across Inuit Nunangat. This ownership structure ensures Inuit priorities remain embedded in our business while creating meaningful opportunities for Inuit employees, suppliers, trainees, and communities. Supporting long-term economic participation, skills development, and capacity building across the North remains central to our mission. Over the past 25 years, we have built a reputation for operational excellence, strong partnerships, and the ability to perform in environments where logistics are complex, conditions are harsh, and failure is not an option. Today, we continue to expand our capabilities across Arctic operations, defence and security support, infrastructure sustainment, and environmental services, delivering value for our clients, shareholders, employees and the communities we serve.
On-site · North Bay
Maintain and troubleshoot critical facilities systems including HVAC, electrical, and power generation across radar sites. Develop and deliver technical training programs and materials to ensure system reliability in remote environments.
On-site · Nunavut
The trainee will be responsible for performing preventive and corrective maintenance on critical electronic systems, including radar, satellite communication, RF, data/voice equipment, and IP networks at North Warning System sites. This role also involves troubleshooting equipment failures, supporting new installations, and maintaining accurate work records in compliance with safety and security standards.
On-site · Grise Fiord
The Oil Boiler Mechanic is responsible for operating and maintaining the station's heating systems to ensure consistent heat and hot water. Duties include performing preventative maintenance, resolving outages, and responding to equipment failures.
On-site · Belleville
The Powerplant Technician is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and repair of diesel engines, generators, and auxiliary equipment. They must also maintain operational logs and respond to equipment failures and emergency situations.