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Utilities · NOC 92101 · TEER 2
Process-monitoring and utility operations work with strong stability, municipal demand, and a visible qualification ladder.
Stable public utility demand
Very low seasonality · 280 openings forecast
Placeholder dataMunicipal utility demand composite — Provincial + employer postings · 2026-04-10
Your fit for this role
30–60 days from where you are today.
Modelled at this role's provincial median of $36.20/hr, after income tax, CPP and EI, housing, utilities and commuting. Communities are ranked by what is actually left at the end of the month.
Derived from placeholder inputTier D · OEX discretionary-income model: hourly wage less estimated tax, housing, utilities, commuting and baseline living costs. · oldest input 2026-04-10
Assumptions: Hourly wage is the Water / Wastewater Operator catalogue median. Single earner, one-bedroom accommodation, 40 hours per week and vehicle commuting. Simplified federal and Saskatchewan tax estimate; not tax advice.
Working this role in Kindersley leaves about $295 more per month than in Saskatoon — roughly $3,540 a year, at identical pay.
| Community | Postings | Rent (1BR) | Net monthly | Left over | Housing burden |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KindersleyWest Central | 1 | $897 | $4,627 | $1,992 | 24% |
| ReginaRegina | 7 | $1,240 | $4,627 | $1,819 | 31% |
| Prince AlbertNorth Central | 1 | $1,073 | $4,627 | $1,795 | 29% |
| SaskatoonSaskatoon | 9 | $1,281 | $4,627 | $1,697 | 33% |
Assumes a single earner, one-bedroom accommodation, 40 hours a week, and a vehicle for commuting. Tax model is a simplified 2025 federal and Saskatchewan estimate — not tax advice. Housing burden above 30% is the standard affordability threshold.