Stationary Engineer Operator
City of Toronto · Toronto Water, Wastewater Treatment
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This job in plain words
This is a full-time permanent job to operate, maintain and repair process equipment at the Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant at 9 Leslie Street in Toronto. Two positions are open, and the work includes rotating shifts, call-outs, and work at heights or in confined spaces.
Can you apply?
The posting does not clearly say who can apply. It is affiliated with the L416 Outside union group, so check the official posting for eligibility rules. Candidates must meet the listed qualifications.
- Education
- High school diploma · Grade 12 secondary school diploma or equivalent recognized by the MOE. A Stationary Engineer Third Class certificate or better is also required.
- Experience
- not_stated
- Job type
- Full-time, permanent. Two positions. 12-hour shifts (6 AM to 6 PM or 6 PM to 6 AM), or 8-hour shifts (6 AM to 2:30 PM), with occasional split shifts (6 AM to 6 PM). Rotating shifts.
What they ask for:
- Hold a current Stationary Engineer Third Class certificate or better.
- Hold a valid Ontario Class G1 driver's licence.
- Have a Grade 12 diploma or equivalent.
- Know wastewater or water treatment processes and equipment.
- Know the Occupational Health and Safety Act and environmental regulations.
- Be able to work shifts, weekends, overtime and call-outs.
What you would do
- Operate, maintain and repair process equipment at the treatment plant.
- Inspect, test and record equipment performance and follow regulations.
- Respond to alarms and emergencies and make quick operational decisions.
- Isolate and lock out equipment for maintenance work.
- Direct, train and support staff, trainees and other workers.
- Keep logs, records, inventories and purchase orders for the work area.
How to apply
Apply through the official City of Toronto jobs posting. The page does not describe the application steps in detail.
Good to know:
- If hired without an MOE Operator Certification or Operator-in-Training licence, you must pass the Level 1 exam within 90 days and get the full Level 1 licence within one year.
- The job includes work from heights, confined spaces, forklifts and scissor lifts, and call-outs.
- Accommodation is available during hiring under the City's Employment Accommodation Policy.
- The posting period runs from 2026-10-13 to 2026-10-27.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official posting. Only the posting on the City of Toronto career site counts: read it before you apply.