When Kitchener firefighters spring into action, Angela Inch has them covered – literally.
In her role as administrative assistant with the Kitchener Fire Department, Inch ensures that fire-resistant bunker gear is in top condition and other personal protective equipment is readily available.
They’re just some of the many duties Inch has undertaken in her two-decade career with the city.
“There’s a lot of opportunity to grow,” Inch said, reflecting on her work since starting as a part-time lifeguard while in high school. “I’ve been able to use the skills I’ve brought into the job and been able to build many new skills.”
That’s one of the things that makes the City of Kitchener a great place to work.
About 2,200 city employees make Kitchener a great place to live, and there’s lots of opportunities to join the team serving the community.
A wide variety of positions come open each year, from recreation, operations and parks to planning, customer service and human resources.
The available jobs fit people at any stage of their working life: roles can be part time; summer student or co-op; temporary contracts; and permanent full-time positions.
Check out kitchener.ca/jobs for current job opportunities and to learn why the city is a great place to work including salary; benefits and defined pension plan; support for learning, personal growth, development and well-being; and much more.