The clean economy is hiring now.

Find the right job for you.

The clean economy is everywhere.

Look around. What do you see?

A streetlight guiding people home. An electric delivery truck dropping off your neighbour’s package. A construction crew pouring low-emissions cement into the foundation of a duplex.

All these things represent a job in the clean economy — whether it’s a haul truck driver at a copper mine, an autoworker at a manufacturing plant or a designer at a construction site.

There’s no doubt — the clean economy is here.

Billions

of dollars being invested in projects across Canada

1250

clean energy & tech companies

Millions

of people working in clean energy, tech & across the supply chain

$100K+

Average wage is over $100K, helping people pay bills

Which clean economy industries are hiring?

Here’s a snapshot of just a few:

Critical Minerals

Hundreds of thousands of people are already working at mines across Canada.

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Clean Electricity

Clean electricity already employs nearly half a million Canadians – and those numbers are projected to grow with increasing demand.

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Steel

Canadian steel producers employ tens of thousands of Canadians, and their product supports countless more jobs in manufacturing, building and infrastructure.

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Cement & Concrete

Employing over 166,000 Canadians, the cement and concrete sector keeps the economy humming in communities from coast to coast.

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Transportation

Canada is rapidly adding new jobs by electrifying transportation, from manufacturing vehicles, batteries and charging stations, to installing, powering and maintaining a charging network.

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Calling all electricians, miners, mechanics and data analysts!

There are all kinds of jobs in the clean economy. Whether you put on a hard hat and steel-toed boots, a utility belt or powersuit — the clean economy has a job for you.

Most of these jobs are in industries that have been around for decades — at mines, construction sites, steel plants, pulp mills and manufacturing facilities. These industries have been the backbone of Canada’s economy, and now they’re modernizing and reducing carbon pollution, using clean energy and tech.

There are new jobs too. Jobs in electric vehicle and charging station manufacturing. Jobs in solar panel installation. Jobs in evolving sectors like nuclear. And, jobs in emerging sectors like hydrogen and more. 

Find your job in the clean economy today!

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    What kind of clean economy jobs can I apply for?

    Here are a few examples of the types of jobs waiting for you:

    Certified Energy Manager, Steel

    Manages energy programs at a manufacturing plant so that steel is produced using as little energy as possible.

    “Many companies are losing money because they’re not managing their electricity costs. It’s a challenging job, so it’s important to have someone dedicated to the task.”
    Abbas Gholipour, Ivaco Rolling Mills

    Service Technician, Electric Transportation

    Maintains and fixes electric vehicle charging stations at homes and businesses.

    “Before training to become an electromechanical technician, I had a completely different career path in hospitality and tourism. I quickly realized that the balance between work hours and family obligations was difficult, so I sought a more stable career. I chose the field of electric transportation because it will keep evolving for many years to come.”
    Emmanuel Davalos, FLO

    Manufacturing Manager, Energy

    Leads a team that builds hydroelectric systems.

    “Working in this field energizes me because we’re not just creating parts; we’re building monumental components with the precision of aerospace engineering, all while shaping a sustainable future for generations to come.”
    Caroline Gevry, GE Vernova

    Front Line Supervisor, Steel

    Manages teams who operate electric arc furnaces that melt scrap metal into steel.

    “There is so much pressure, and significant benefits for North American industries to go low carbon. It’s here to stay, and by being part of this societal shift as part of my employment, there’s long-term job security.”
    Greg Amadio, Algoma Steel

    Project Developer, Energy

    Provides advice and support to First Nations who are considering taking an equity ownership position in major energy and natural resource projects.

    “From my early career in oil & gas, from being a welder’s helper and advancing to project management, I was struck by how transferrable the skills from conventional energy were to renewable energy. I sought out opportunities to learn, which opened incredible opportunities and new challenges that I feel fortunate to participate in.”
    Luticia Miller, First Nations Major Projects Coalition

    Mechanic

    Conduct routine maintenance and fix equipment to make sure operations run smoothly.

    Health and Safety Coordinator

    Roll out health and safety initiatives by providing training and advice to employees, doing safety risk assessments and reporting issues to prevent workers from getting sick or hurt.

    Pipefitter

    Install and maintaining steam, hot water and heating, sprinkler and piping systems that keep operations moving smoothly.

    Cybersecurity Engineer

    Work with teams to identify and implement cybersecurity system requirements for new automotive technology software and keep drivers and passengers safe.

    Loader Operator

    Safely inspect, handle, load and store materials and equipment at worksites and equipment.

    Where can I apply?

    Explore some of the opportunities available today:

    There are resources and tools to help you

    Whether you’re a high-school student thinking about your future or mid-career and thinking about your next move, there are tools to get you the skills you need.

    Trade schools, colleges, universities and employers offer training programs and apprenticeship for people looking for that hands-on experience.

    Meanwhile, governments across Canada offer resources and support for people who need help paying for school, finding a job or transitioning to a new job.

    Where can I get help to find the right opportunity?

    Here are just a few resources and tools:

    Electrical Joint Training Committee Apprenticeships​
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    Mohawk College
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    Nova Scotia Clean Energy Scholarship Program
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    RBC Foundation Green Skills Scholarship
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    Blue Earth Renewables
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    Quick Train Canada
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