Facilities Systems Technician
CA$31.41 - CA$32.33/hr
Mid
Certification
Simcoe, ON, Canada
In PersonOn-site in Simcoe, Ontario.
General Maintenance & RepairBuilding & Property Maintenance
About the job
Requirements
- Grade 12 graduation.
- Facilities Systems Technician Certificate or equivalent qualification, such as journeyperson or technician qualification in a relevant trade including plumbing, electrical, HVAC, or carpentry.
- Three years of current relevant experience in all aspects of maintenance, with general knowledge of plumbing, heating, ventilation, electrical, carpentry, air conditioning, fire protection, and security systems.
- Gas Technician II is considered an asset.
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods Certificate.
- WHMIS training.
- Ability to perform the physical duties and responsibilities of the job.
- Valid Ontario G driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle, including ability to provide a driver's abstract when requested during recruitment.
- Computer expertise with Microsoft Office and department-specific software for data search and entry and creating and modifying word-processed documents.
- Awareness of safe work practices related to job responsibilities and work environment, and basic understanding of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Responsibilities
- Operate, monitor, control, and coordinate utilities and process systems that provide water, air, gases, water treatments, heating, cooling, ventilation, gas monitoring, and pollution-abatement services, including recycling.
- Provide water of appropriate quality and quantity for low-pressure boilers and domestic water systems in the Home.
- Provide environmental sampling, testing, and analysis throughout the Home and report findings to the Supervisor, Facilities Services.
- Continuously check equipment and auxiliaries.
- Manage waste.
- Coordinate daily routine operations of the Facilities Services Department under the direction and supervision of the Supervisor, Facilities Services.
- Assist in developing and implementing Facilities Services Department procedures under the authority and direction of the Supervisor, Facilities Services.
- Operate passenger cars, vans, or trucks to transport parts, equipment, and supplies for the operation of the Home.
- Operate snow-removal and landscaping equipment, including tractors, blades, spreaders, hand shovels, and snow blowers.
- Set up meetings and functions, including tables, chairs, and audiovisual equipment, as required.
- Maintain flooring, including repairs and installation, as required.
- Undertake Storekeeper duties in the Storekeeper's absence, as required.
- Participate as a team member in providing resident-centred care and service.
- Perform duties in compliance with health and safety standards, guidelines, legislation, and other relevant legislation, including the Fire Code and Building Code.
- Organize and coordinate required drills and tests of the Fire and Emergency Plan and related educational events, and maintain awareness of emergency procedures.
- Comply with corporate, department, and division policies and procedures.
- Maintain confidentiality.
- Adhere to infection-control policies, procedures, protocols, and routine and additional practices as required.
- Orient new staff and student placements as required.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
- Resident and customer focus.
- Good time-management skills.
- Good interpersonal and communication skills, both oral and written.
- Good organizational and decision-making skills.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
About the company
Norfolk County provides local public services to about 70,000 residents in Southwestern Ontario through organized municipal departments and elected leadership. Its work includes infrastructure, planning, parks, health, and other community programs delivered via permits, facilities, and outreach. The county differentiates itself with a values-driven culture focused on shared purpose, recognition, growth, work–life balance, and supportive teams. Its goal is to maintain a vibrant, inclusive community where services meet real local needs and residents can thrive while the workforce grows with the organization.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Canada
Founded
2001
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The province’s $16.5 million investment strengthens Norfolk County’s capital and service capacity.
- The 2026 tree giveaway expanded to 370 native trees, reinforcing community engagement.
- Waste program communications, open houses, and exemptions show strong implementation discipline before September 28, 2026.
What critics are saying
- Annaleise Carr Aquatic Centre reopening slipped again in September 2026 after July repairs.
- September 2026 waste-cart deliveries reported supplier delays, disrupting the September 28 launch.
- Facilities, chambers, and transfer stations keep cycling through disruptions, exposing brittle municipal operations.
What makes Norfolk County unique
- Norfolk County’s 2022-2026 strategy ties service delivery directly to resident-facing digital tools.
- The redesigned 2025 website integrates permits, taxes, recreation, and by-law requests.
- The 2026 waste cart rollout covers 30,000 properties, signaling operational scale.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours