Salad / Sandwich Maker - Waasigan Transmission Line Project - 2 Weeks On / 2 Weeks Off - Camp
Dexterra Group, in partnership with Chi Mino Ozhitoowin, is hiring Sandwich Makers for the Waasigan Transmission Line Project in Northern Ontario. This remote camp job includes meals, private rooms with cable TV, Wi-Fi, laundry access, and a gym. Travel is provided from Thunder Bay, Dryden, and surrounding areas. Working on a 2-week on/2-week off schedule, this culinary role supports the camp's bagged lunch program at $20.91 per hour.
Position
Work Rotation
Accommodations
Responsibilities
Sandwich Makers ensure high-volume preparation of fresh, appealing sandwich items for the bagged lunch program and daily service.
- Prepare standard and specialty sandwiches (egg salad, tuna, etc.)
- Maintain clean, sanitized workstation
- Rotate food to minimize waste and spoilage
- Coordinate sandwich setups for daily production
- Visually inspect presentation and freshness
- Stock sandwich ingredients
Requirements
Candidates should have relevant food prep experience and be physically able to manage kitchen demands in a remote environment.
- Experience in camp kitchens or banquet settings preferred
- Prior sandwich-making experience an asset
- Food Safe certification preferred
- Physically able to lift 50 lbs and perform repetitive tasks
- Valid ID for site travel
- Commitment to 2/2 schedule
Perks and Benefits
This camp-based kitchen role includes accommodations, meals, travel, and competitive pay for sandwich prep professionals.
- Hourly wage starting at $20.91
- 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off rotation
- Travel to site included from Thunder Bay, Dryden, and nearby areas
- Private room with cable TV, Wi-Fi, laundry, and gym
- All meals provided at camp
Worksite/Project
Waasigan Transmission Line Project
The Waasigan Transmission Line Project is a major infrastructure initiative led by Hydro One in partnership with nine First Nations communities to strengthen the electricity supply in Northwestern Ontario. This project will add 350 megawatts of clean energy to the region, more than double the power required for the city of Thunder Bay. The transmission line will extend from the Lakehead Transformer Station in Shuniah to the Mackenzie Transformer Station in Atikokan, with a further extension to the Dryden Transformer Station in Dryden. Construction is planned in two phases: the first phase, from Shuniah to Atikokan, is expected to be operational by the end of 2025, while the second phase, from Atikokan to Dryden, is scheduled for completion by the end of 2027.
Waasigan Transmission Line ProjectEmployer Hiring
Horizon North
Horizon North, now part of Dexterra Group, is a leading Canadian provider of infrastructure and operational support services, specializing in workforce accommodations, modular construction, and facilities management. The company delivers turnkey solutions for remote and industrial projects, supporting sectors such as mining, energy, forestry, and construction across Canada's remote and urban regions. With expertise in camp management, catering, and modular building construction, Horizon North ensures cost-effective and scalable housing solutions for resource-based industries. In 2020, it expanded its offsite construction capabilities by acquiring NRB Inc., an Ontario-based modular manufacturer, strengthening its prefabricated building solutions. In 2021, Horizon North merged with Dexterra Group, a national leader in facilities operations and support services, creating a comprehensive service platform that spans all 11 provinces and territories.
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