🔧 Camp Maintenance Worker – Waasigan Transmission Line Camps, Northwestern ON (3/3)

🏕 Opportunity Dexterra is looking for a hands-on maintenance person to keep the remote camps for the Waasigan Transmission Line Project running in northwestern Ontario. It's a 3-weeks-on, 3-weeks-off rotation paying $300 to $335 a day depending on skills, and crews reach the sites by air or shuttle from the Thunder Bay area. 🔧 The Role - General building maintenance, inspections and preventive upkeep - Plumbing, electrical and mechanical troubleshooting and minor repairs - Drywall, carpentry, painting and general repairs - HVAC and gas-fired appliance upkeep - Diesel generators, sump and lift stations and other camp utilities - Kitchen and laundry equipment, fire alarms and emergency lighting - Snow removal and de-icing, including skid-steer work - Urgent fixes such as outages, leaks and equipment failures, plus maintenance logs and inventory 🍁 CanadaCampJobs Take This is the person every camp quietly depends on. When a boiler or generator quits in January, you're who gets it going again. Three weeks in and three weeks out is a long stretch away, but the three-week break is a big one, and a transmission line camp means you're part of a project that's physically moving across the landscape. Good for handy all-rounders, ex-building maintenance people and tradespeople who like variety over repetition. ✅ Best Fit - Maintenance people who like fixing a bit of everything and working on their own - Tradespeople (plumbing, electrical, carpentry, HVAC) who want a camp job without being locked to one trade - Anyone with remote lodge, hotel, institutional or construction maintenance experience - People who can drive from home to a departure hub and handle long rotations - Workers comfortable with heights, confined spaces and cold-weather work - Not a fit for: anyone who can't commit to the 3-and-3 rotation or doesn't have a clean G / Class 5 licence