8 water positions at University of Toronto in Canada

Engineer A (2nd Class)

pressures, conducting water chemical treatment tests, changing filters, regenerating softeners and reverse osmosis water equipment, etc.; Provides running maintenance and minor repairs (e.g. including packing

Maintenance Technician (term)

adjustments; visually inspecting drains;  following basic floor plans; vacuuming water; locating water problems: moving heavy items and completing room set ups. b.    General maintenance of lights, equipment

Maintenance Technician - 120 DAYS TEMP

; visually inspecting drains; following basic floor plans; vacuuming water; locating water problems: moving heavy items and completing room set ups. b) General maintenance of lights, equipment, building

Maintenance Technician

and repair; change locks; replace screens, windows, tap washers; unplug toilets and bathroom/kitchen fixture adjustments; visually inspecting drains; following basic floor plans; vacuuming water

Maintenance Technician

and repair; change locks; replace screens, windows, tap washers; unplug toilets and bathroom/kitchen fixture adjustments; visually inspecting drains; following basic floor plans; vacuuming water

Science Librarian (two positions available), Tenure-track

The University of Saskatchewan is one of Canada’s top 15 research-intensive universities, and is home to world-leading research in areas of global importance, such as water and food security and infectious

Landscape Technician

of the landscape, vehicles and equipment and the clearing of ice and snow; organizes daily schedule for self and grounds staff and informs supervisor of staff hours and absences; may perform duties of Landscape

Program Officer (Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Focus)

challenges, such as climate change, water pollution, and future pandemics. The Acceleration Consortium received a $200M Canadian First Research Excellence Grant for seven years to develop self-driving labs