Jobs at NAV CANADA

Coordinate and monitor national network operations for Air Navigation Services, manage maintenance/releases/restorations, perform troubleshooting and remote restoral, monitor performance and security events, coordinate contractors and stakeholders, and maintain SOPs and service management activities across FIRs.

Act as the regional liaison for Safety & Quality to integrate SMS into ATS delivery. Provide guidance on hazard identification, risk management, investigations, SPI tracking, training, and corrective actions. Support regional safety reporting, coordinate data collection, and represent Safety & Quality at meetings and conferences to drive compliance and continuous improvement.

Provide administrative and office management support to Edmonton ACC management teams: prepare presentations and meeting materials, manage scheduling, travel and budgets, handle sensitive correspondence, file management, and liaise with internal/external stakeholders. Identify process improvements and ensure consistent administrative support across regions.

As a Unit Manager, you will lead and develop a team of air traffic controllers, ensuring safety, efficiency, and compliance in air traffic operations while fostering engagement and continuous improvement.

The Operational Training Specialist develops and maintains simulation training programs, supports delivery of simulation exercises, and coordinates improvements in training procedures and technologies.

The HR Systems Analyst manages HRIS systems like Workday, focusing on administration, optimization, testing and reporting, while supporting HR initiatives.

The Manager, Stakeholder Engagement Strategy leads stakeholder engagement strategies, coordinates cross-functional initiatives, and manages a small team while fostering relationships among various partners.

NAV CANADA seeks a Software Developer to design, develop, and maintain software for Air Navigation Services. Responsibilities include coding, testing, and ensuring system safety within a hybrid work environment.

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.

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.

This role involves developing and delivering educational programs, providing academic counseling, coaching instructors, and evaluating training using best practices.

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

This role involves providing installation and maintenance services for complex systems essential to air navigation safety. Candidates will receive training and may require travel.

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.