NOWI: Naawi-Oodena Workforce Initiative

Help Build Naawi-Oodena. Build Your Future.

 

Naawi-Oodena is growing, creating new opportunities for First Nations, Inuit, Métis and other workers to be part of building its future.

The Naawi-Oodena Workforce Initiative (NOWI) connects people with construction employment and training opportunities related to the development of Naawi-Oodena.

As construction continues, NOWI is helping build a strong and skilled workforce by connecting workers with contractors and industry partners working on the development.

If you have construction experience, skilled trades experience, certifications, or are interested in exploring opportunities in the construction industry, we want to hear from you.

Who Should Apply?

 

NOWI welcomes applications from First Nations, Inuit, Métis and other individuals interested in construction and employment opportunities at Naawi-Oodena. Preference will be given to members of Treaty One First Nations.

Whether you’re an experienced tradesperson, apprentice, construction worker, labourer, or someone looking to gain experience in the industry, we want to hear from you.

You may already have years of experience, be starting your career, or have training and certifications you’re ready to put to work.

You don’t need to wait for a specific job posting.

Submit your application to NOWI so we know you’re interested and can help connect you with opportunities as they become available.

 

CLICK HERE TO APPLY TO NOWI 

Construction Opportunities

 

Naawi-Oodena is being developed in phases, creating employment opportunities across many areas of the construction industry.

NOWI is looking to connect workers with opportunities in site and civil work, skilled trades, mechanical and building systems, site support and other construction-related areas.

 

Supporting First Nation Employment

 

NOWI supports Naawi-Oodena’s minimum 25% First Nation employment requirement, helping ensure First Nation workers have meaningful opportunities to participate in the development.

Site & Civil Work: 
Excavation, earthworks, utilities, paving, landscaping and surveying.

Skilled Trades: 
Carpentry, concrete, electrical, plumbing, drywall, structural steel, masonry and more.

Mechanical & Building Systems: 
HVAC, mechanical systems and equipment operation.

Site Support:
General labour, project/ construction management, site safety and other construction support.

Don’t See Your Trade or Experience Listed?

 

We still encourage you to apply.

Workforce needs will change as Naawi-Oodena moves through different phases of development. Having your information on file helps NOWI connect you with opportunities that match your skills, training and experience as they become available.

How to Apply

Getting started is simple.

1. Start your Online Application

 

Include your contact information, a current email address, and phone number.

 

Tell us about your work experience, skills, training, certifications and the type of work you’re interested in.

2. Upload Your Resume

3. Submit Your Completed Application

 

Review and consent to have your application information shared for upcoming employment and training opportunities with relevant parties. Submitting your application does not guarantee an offer of employment or training from Treaty One or a third party.

 

Questions or Need Help to Apply?

If you have questions or if you cannot access and submit an Online Application and would like a paper application, visit or call our workforce office or head office:

Naawi-Oodena Workforce Office Trailer
35 Morpeth Blvd., Naawi-Oodena, Winnipeg.
Phone: 204-212-1398
Email: NOWI@treaty1.ca

Treaty One Nations Head Office
103–1075 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R3G 0R8

Phone: 204-783-311

Office Hours:
Monday to Friday
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
, or by appointment

Building Skills. Building Careers. Building Our Future.

 

Naawi-Oodena is more than a development. 

It represents an opportunity for the Seven Treaty One Nations to create economic opportunities, strengthen the workforce and build lasting careers.

Through NOWI, First Nations, Inuit, Métis and other workers can gain experience, strengthen their skills and build connections that can lead to opportunities at Naawi-Oodena and beyond.

As Naawi-Oodena continues to grow, so will the opportunities.

Future employment may expand beyond construction into areas such as property management, maintenance, professional services, administration, communications, marketing, engineering and other careers.

Help build Naawi-Oodena.

Build your skills.

Build your future.

Opportunities for Contractors visit this page: 

https://treaty1.ca/opportunities-for-contractors