




Builders, makers, fixers of things, and trade workers to help with projects across port logistics, operations, energy and rail. With billions of dollars in projects underway, you’ll be our new best friend the moment you step off the plane.

Went crabbing for dinner. The crab fought back. Health care heroes needed to bandage our fingers (and our bruised egos). Real talk though: a growing community needs nurses, doctors, paramedics, mental health workers, and everyone in between. Your skills are needed here, and they’ll be appreciated.

From early learning centres to high school classrooms to industry workshops, we need talented people to shape the next generation of Rupertites and skilled professionals.

Fast growth means full tables. Tourism is booming, cruise ship visitors are arriving in record numbers, and Rupert’s restaurant and hospitality scene needs people who can keep the good times rolling.

From local regulars to cruise ship day-trippers, our retail workers keep Rupert’s storefronts open and the economy humming. If customer service is your thing, there’s a spot for you behind a counter here.

Don’t see your job listed? Bring your talent, your curiosity, and your willingness to roll up your sleeves anyway. Rupert is the kind of place where the right person can carve out a career that didn’t exist until they showed up. Careers grow here, and so do the people who chase them.
The City of Prince Rupert employs over 250 staff with competitive salaries, great benefits and options to grow your career.
Find current local postingsThe Prince Rupert Port Authority offers a wide variety of career opportunities. We offer rewarding work and are committed to professional growth and development. We promote workforce diversity and want our workforce to reflect our community.
Learn more about current opportunitiesNorthern Health offers affordable community living, and great incentives to move. Ditch the long commutes and enjoy more time spent doing what you love.
Work in health careSchool District No. 52 is an exhilarating place to work where new ideas and opportunities are embraced. School District No. 52 has often been described as “cutting edge” in terms of instruction and assessment practices and is well known for the forward thinking work of the Aboriginal Education and Support Services Department and their initiative and involvement in many projects.
Check current School District openingsThe Fairview Container terminal, operated by DP World is one of the community’s most substantial employers. DP World hires for management roles, and unionized staff are supplied by the local ILWU 505.
Find current local postingsThe local grain terminal is frequently hiring for electricians, millwrights, sheet metal workers, power engineers, and more
Learn more about current opportunitiesTrigon Terminals’ bulk export operations require a diversity of skills – from managerial and professional roles in engineering and accounting, through to a range of Red Seal certified trades and others. With a team of more than 150 strong, Trigon is proudly one of Prince Rupert’s largest employers.
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Northern Health is always recruiting, learn more here
Industries and Growth Sectors
With $260 million in planned capital projects, we need the people to make them happen
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