Waasigan Transmission Line Project - Hiring Camp Kitchen Jobs in Ontario
Dexterra Group, in partnership with Chi Mino Ozhitoowin, is hiring for a wide range of camp-based positions at the Waasigan Transmission Line Project located near Thunder Bay, Ontario. These remote camp jobs in Ontario operate on either 2-week on / 2-week off or 3-week on / 3-week off rotations. All roles include camp accommodations, meals, and access to private rooms with Wi-Fi, laundry, and fitness facilities.
Open positions include:
- Camp Manager
Oversees all food service and housekeeping operations. $335/day, 3/3 rotation. - Chef
Leads kitchen operations, menu planning, and team management. $335/day, 3/3 rotation. - 1st Cook
Leads kitchen team in meal prep and dinner service. $22.48/hr, 2/2 rotation. - 2nd Cook
Supports hot and cold food production and kitchen sanitation. $20.91/hr, 2/2 rotation. - Breakfast Cook
Prepares and serves hot breakfast meals in early shift. $22.48/hr, 2/2 rotation. - Baker
Produces baked goods for meal service and lunch programs. $23.47/hr, 2/2 rotation. - Sandwich Maker
Prepares sandwich items for bagged lunch service. $20.91/hr, 2/2 rotation. - General Helper
Supports kitchen sanitation, stocking, and food prep. $19.10/hr, 2/2 rotation. - Housekeeper
Maintains dorm and common area cleanliness. $19.10/hr, 2/2 rotation. - Janitor
Cleans public and staff areas, including gyms and offices. $18.73–$19.10/hr, 2/2 rotation.
Work Rotation
Accommodations
Location
Thunder Bay, OntarioDate
Benefits and Features
All Waasigan project roles include comprehensive support for remote camp life, including private accommodations, meals, and rotational travel.
Key benefits include:
- Competitive pay: $18.73–$335/day depending on role
- Full camp accommodations and chef-prepared meals
- Private rooms with Wi-Fi, cable TV, laundry, and gym access
- Travel from Thunder Bay, Dryden, and surrounding areas
- Structured rotational schedules for work-life balance
- Employment with an Indigenous-inclusive and community-focused partnership
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
Dexterra Group
Dexterra Group Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in support services for the creation, management, and operation of infrastructure across various sectors. With over 8,500 employees, Dexterra offers a comprehensive range of services, including facilities management, workforce accommodations, forestry services, and energy solutions. In September 2022, Dexterra was named one of Canada's Top Growing Companies by The Globe and Mail, achieving a three-year growth rate of 185%.
Dexterra GroupAvailable Job Positions
Apply now with Dexterra Group for remote camp jobs at the Waasigan Transmission Line Project in Northern Ontario.