Jobs at NAV CANADA

Lead national TBO operational implementation and readiness by translating TBO concepts into operational requirements, procedures, and training. Assess impacts, risks, and gaps; drive standardization and change management; coordinate across operations, technology, safety, and training stakeholders; monitor progress, benefits realization, and represent operational interests with regulators and partners.

Manage the safe, efficient flow of air traffic in the Edmonton Flight Information Region as an Area (IFR) or Tower (VFR) controller. Complete paid classroom, simulator, and on-the-job training, coordinate clearances and communications, and ensure aircraft separation. Candidates undergo rigorous selection, medical, security, and drug screening and must meet language and relocation requirements.

Air Traffic Controllers coordinate safe air traffic flow, managing communications and ensuring safety in the airspace. Training is provided, and positions exist for both IFR and VFR controllers.

Air Traffic Controllers ensure the safe and efficient flow of air traffic in Canadian airspace, requiring strong communication and decision-making skills, with paid training provided by NAV CANADA.

Support development, maintenance and production of ATS training materials: interview SMEs, write/edit content for adult learners, manage templates and document library, coordinate publishing (print/web/tablet), ensure quality control and adherence to standards and design specifications.

Coordinate and support workplace accommodation, reintegration, workers' compensation, and redeployment. Advise leaders and employees, develop individualized return-to-work plans, monitor outcomes, liaise with unions and third parties, contribute to wellness initiatives, maintain confidential records, and analyze accommodation metrics to improve policies and practices.

Lead and support quality assurance for ATS Learning by designing tools and training, participating in training reviews and validations, analyzing safety and audit findings, preparing corrective action plans, facilitating safety and risk management, and supporting curriculum design and implementation across theory, simulation, systems, and qualification programs.

Develops, maintains, and delivers simulation-based training and courseware for air traffic operations. Supports simulator databases, troubleshooting, stakeholder training, and national projects to ensure standardized, effective simulation delivery.

This role involves training to become an Air Traffic Controller, managing airspace using communication and decision-making skills. Qualifications include a high school diploma and Canadian residency.

NAV CANADA seeks motivated individuals for Air Traffic Controller roles, responsible for managing air traffic flow with rigorous training provided. No prior experience necessary.

Manage the safe, efficient flow of air traffic in the Vancouver Flight Information Region as an Area (IFR) or Tower (VFR) Controller. Complete paid classroom, simulator, specialty and on‑the‑job training; undergo cognitive testing, interviews and assessment centre. Roles require strong verbal communication, memorization, decision‑making, teamwork and resilience. Candidates must relocate within the Vancouver FIR and meet medical, security and drug‑screening requirements.

Responsible for coordinating safe, efficient air traffic flow in the Montreal Flight Information Region. Roles include Area (IFR) and Tower (VFR) controllers. NAV CANADA provides paid training (12–27 months) and on‑the‑job instruction. Candidates must be bilingual, meet medical/security/drug-screen requirements, be willing to relocate within the region, and complete a rigorous selection process including cognitive testing and assessment centre activities.