NOC 92101 · TEER 2
Water / Wastewater Operator
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Sector
Mining, energy and the utilities that serve them — the province’s highest-paying sector, and its most cyclical.
2 roles catalogued, with 2 you could enter now or with one bridge step. Roles are ordered by how reachable they are for you, not alphabetically.
See all 48 postings in this sector
Observed shortage · no candidate denominator
48 open positions against 0 people actively targeting this sector. Above one, employers are competing for a shrinking pool — which is leverage if you are the candidate.
Derived from placeholder inputTier D · OEX groups vacancies and anonymous active talent signals by sector; wage and demand are occupation rollups. · oldest input 2026-04-09
Assumptions: A null tightness value means no candidate denominator. Median wage is the floor-midpoint of included occupation medians.
NOC 92101 · TEER 2
Communities hiring in resources & utilities, by open vacancies.
NOC 92100 · TEER 2
Organizations catalogued as hiring into these roles.
City of Regina Water Works
Regina
City of Saskatoon Water Treatment
Saskatoon
Federated Co-operatives Energy Complex
Regina
Nutrien Allan
Saskatoon
Employer records are placeholder data pending the Job Bank feed and native employer accounts.