Employment Opportunities

Reporting to the Public Works Foreperson or designate, the Operator Class 2 is responsible for performing departmental operations including, but not limited to, road and roadside maintenance and construction, as well as infrastructure repairs. Other responsibilities include winter road patrol, winter sand/salt, snow plow and snow removal functions; operating various equipment including, but not limited to, single and tandem axel plow trucks with associated winter maintenance equipment such as pre-wet pumps, sander, tanker, and dump bodies, snow plow blade and wing attachments; front-end loaders, sidewalk plows, limb chipper, chainsaws, weed trimmers and quick-cut saws.

Reporting to the Chief Building Official or designate, the Building Inspector Level 2 is responsible for issuing permits under the Ontario Building Code; enforcement of the Ontario Building Code, Property Standards By-law and Zoning By-law as well as other municipal regulations; providing services to the public including responding to enquiries about building permits, property standards, municipal zoning by-law and other municipal regulations developed under the Planning Act and Municipal Act.

Reporting to the Wellness and Aquatics Coordinator or designate, the Aquatics Lead Instructor is responsible for maintaining a safe and welcoming aquatic environment by providing quality programs such as recreation swims, swim lessons, and aqua fitness. The Aquatics Lead Instructor is responsible for conducting mentoring and training part-time staff, as well as performing lifeguarding and swim instructing duties.

Make an impact this election by being a key decision maker in compliance audits for candidates and registered third parties. Applications close Monday, July 20 at 4:00 p.m. (EST). 

On behalf of the Muskoka Clerks, applications are now being accepted for appointment to the Muskoka Compliance Audit Committee for the 2026 to 2030 Council term. Applications will be accepted until Monday, July 20, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. (EST).

Reporting to the Manager of Facilities or designate, the Facility Assistant is responsible for maintaining safe and clear facilities, assembling and disassembling room and event set-ups and performing custodial services to ensure the facilities and equipment are well-maintained and safe to operate and occupy. The Facility Assistant will also perform minor maintenance tasks.

Reporting to the Recreation Business Services Coordinator or designate, the Customer Service Assistant is responsible for promoting events and programs, collecting payment for admissions, and ensuring cash is balanced at the end of each shift. The Customer Service Assistant will also provide information to the public regarding activity schedules and admission rates, answer and direct phone calls, print reports and assist with administrative and light duty cleaning.

Connect with the community and support health and wellness in a career in Recreation. 

Ongoing

Connect with the community and support health and wellness in a career in Recreation. 

Ongoing