OFNTSC is a technical advisory organization serving Ontario’s First Nations, Tribal Councils, and large First Nations communities. It provides core services including asset management, engineering, environment, housing infrastructure, infrastructure, water and wastewater, and fuel systems management, along with capital project planning, quality assurance, training, and architectural support. The organization works with Chiefs and Council members, directors, and water plant operators to deliver culturally sensitive, independent technical guidance aimed at improving community infrastructure and safety across Ontario. Headquartered in Ontario, the nonprofit collaborates with Indigenous communities and government entities to support infrastructure resilience and development.
- Founded
- 1995
- Company size
- 11-50
- Headquarters
- Ontario, CA
Hiring activity
- Open roles
- 4
- Posted in the last 30 days
- 4
Updated 6h ago
What OFNTSC says about its culture
Supporting First Nations in their right to technical self-determination through the delivery of culturally respectful professional technical services and training.
Respect
“Respect – Supporting one another through respectful interactions with all forms of life, water and Mother Earth.”Source
Trust
“Trust – Having and maintaining faith and confidence in each other, both for our team, and with our client communities.”Source
Humility
“At OFNTSC, we will embody the qualities of selflessness and humility as we work together to create stronger First Nations communities and resources.”Source
Honesty
“Open and honest communication is a requirement of all staff, management and directors.”Source
They say people do well here who…
- Belief in helping First Nations achieve technical self-reliance
- Dynamic and passionate individuals
- Highly motivated and skilled
- Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, organization, and attention to detail (administrative role)
Quoted from OFNTSC's own website. TeaKo does not verify these claims.
Latest openings
4 open roles at OFNTSC. Members see each one.
