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Toronto Hydro

Toronto, Ontario, CA • 1814 Employees
Utilities

If you’re embarking on a new career or thinking about changing jobs, consider a career with Toronto Hydro. Our culture is one that’s team-based and supports your professional development through ongoing training and opportunities for personal growth that encourage success. With a strong safety culture, Toronto Hydro is proud to be a sustainable, collaborative and results-focused employer that’s helping meet the electrical demands of our growing city. We offer a variety of roles, including certified and skilled trades, designated and technical professionals, and leadership positions within Engineering, Design and Construction, Operations, Program and Project Management, Information Technology, Finance, Legal and Regulatory, and Human Resources and Safety. This includes jobs for students/new grads. View our career opportunities and apply to become a member of our team: torontohydro.com/careers Join our Talent Community to be notified of opportunities matching your skills and interests: torontohydro.com/talentcommunity WHAT WE DO Toronto Hydro owns and operates the electricity distribution system for Canada's largest city. Recognized as a Sustainable Electricity Company™ since 2014, it has approximately 779,000 customers located in the city of Toronto and distributes approximately 18% of the electricity consumed in Ontario. Through planned investments in neighbourhoods throughout the city, our nearly 1,400 employees are working hard to maintain safe and reliable infrastructure, help support a growing city, enable clean energy, and prepare for and respond to extreme weather. Toronto Hydro is a for-profit corporation wholly owned by the City of Toronto. We own and operate approximately $5 billion of capital assets, including: • 180,000 poles • 15,480 circuit km of overhead wires • 13,407 circuit km of underground wires • 60,780 distribution transformers • 144 municipal substations