Find your trade with the City of Wrenford
We are recruiting skilled workers who take pride in their craft and wish to build a lasting career in our community. Whether you repair equipment, maintain our water systems, care for our roads, or look after our facilities, your work helps Wrenford run smoothly every day. Our trade teams support every department, from City Services to Recreation & Culture and Public Safety.
Why work in a trade for the City?
Working for the City means you get to see the results of your labour in your own neighbourhood. You will join a team that values safety, respect, and work-life balance. We offer competitive pay, a strong pension plan, and benefits that cover you and your family. You will enrol in the Local Authorities Pension Plan (LAPP), qualify for a Health Spending Account, and receive a Lifestyle Spending Account for wellness activities. You will also earn three to six weeks of vacation, depending on your years of service, and may qualify for our Flexible Work Policy if your role allows it.
Types of trade roles
Our city runs on many different trades. You might find a home in:
- Fleet and equipment maintenance: keeping our trucks, plows, and machinery road-ready.
- Utility operations and repair: working on our water, wastewater, and stormwater systems.
- Construction and road maintenance: building and repairing roads, sidewalks, and bridges.
- Facilities and grounds care: maintaining city buildings, parks equipment, and community centres.
- Skilled trades: electricians, plumbers, welders, and carpenters who keep our infrastructure in good shape.
How to apply
To apply, you will need to create an account on the Wrenford Careers portal. You can upload your resume, cover letter, and any certificates or tickets you hold. We recommend tailoring your application to the specific role and highlighting your hands-on experience. New postings are added regularly. If you do not see a role that matches your skills, log in and set up a saved search to get an email when a position opens up.
What to expect in the hiring process
Once you submit your application, our recruitment team will review your materials. If your background matches the job requirements, you will be invited to the next step. You may be asked to complete a practical skills test, a written exam, or a structured interview. We recommend preparing for interviews using the STAR method, which helps you share clear examples of your past work. All candidates are treated fairly, and we will let you know the status of your application as it moves through the review stages.
Support for applicants
Need help with the application? Visit our job resources page, send a Service Request online, or call 311 inside city limits or 519-555-0101 from outside. You can also email the Trades Recruitment team at [email protected].