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City Of Guelph

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Our values are integrity, service, inclusion, wellness, and learning.

Guelph, Ontario

Government Administration
1,001–5,000 people

About

People, families, businesses and other community organizations rely on the programs and services we deliver every day. We’re a team of 2,000 full and part-time employees working together to deliver responsible and responsive public service to Guelph’s growing and diverse community. Our vision for Guelph is an inclusive connected community where we look after each other and our environment. Our values are Integrity, Service, Inclusion, Wellness, and Learning. Learn more about the City’s commitment to building an inclusive workplace. To attract and support employees serving our community, the City of Guelph offers competitive salaries, excellent benefit packages, opportunities for professional development and programs supporting personal health and wellness.

Open positions

Licensed Automotive/Truck and Coach Technician/Apprentice Technician

On-site · Guelph

The technician is responsible for the inspection, maintenance, and repair of light and heavy vehicles and equipment, including diesel and gasoline engines. They must also maintain accurate service records and assist with apprentice training while adhering to safety standards.

House Technician II (Temporary, up to 6 months)

On-site · Guelph

The role involves the load-in, setup, operation, and tear-down of all audio equipment at the River Run Centre. It also requires ensuring a safe working environment for artists and crew while coordinating with various stakeholders and technical departments.

House Technician II (Temporary, up to 6 months)

On-site · Guelph

The House Technician II is responsible for the load in, setup, operation, and teardown of audio equipment for performances and rehearsals. They also ensure a safe working environment and coordinate with staff, artists, and touring crews.

310T Truck and Coach Technician (Licensed/Apprentice)

On-site · Guelph

Perform maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of light and heavy transit vehicles, including engines, transmissions, and brakes. Ensure all transit equipment is properly lubricated, refueled, and serviced according to policy.