Ontario One Call Careers and Employment

About the company

Company size
51 to 200
Industry
Construction
Headquarters
Guelph
Link
Ontario One Call website

Established in 1996, Ontario One Call is a not-for-profit organization that acts as a communications link between buried infrastructure owners (our members) and individuals who are planning to dig in the province of Ontario. In 2012, the Ontario Underground Infrastructure Notification System Act was passed, which stipulates that by law, anyone in the province of Ontario must contact Ontario One Call before they dig.

Though Ontario One Call does not physically mark the lines, pipes, or cables, w...

Though Ontario One Call does not physically mark the lines, pipes, or cables, we relay all dig information to the buried infrastructure owners so they can mark (locate) based on the request you submit. Buried infrastructure owners will then deliver locates, by marking the property with paint and/or sending paperwork directly to you. Locates minimize the risk of infrastructure damage, loss of service, and injury.

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Contact Center Agent in Guelph, ON

on 1 September 2022

Positive and employee-focused job, but not for everyone

I find the work culture to be excellent for people who like stability in their job, who enjoy helping people, who enjoy a positive work culture and clean work environment, and who appreciate a little extra support from management. The company does well to recognize individual employees for their efforts, and is an environment that is suited for extroverted people. Coworkers are friendly, and manag...

Contact Center Agent in Guelph, ON

on 16 August 2023

Amazing workplace vibes, awesome training and coworkers!

I absolutely loved working at Ontario One Call. You do need to have a bit of thicker skin due to some of the customers yelling about getting their locates within 5 business days as they think that they can call and just dig immediately. The workplace is a total vibe and your coworkers, team leads, and management are amazing! They do truly care about your wellbeing and the work life balance. They h...

IT Support Specialist in Guelph, ON

on 19 May 2023

One of the best place to work

I have worked at many different companies but Ontario One Call, is really best place to work, environment and the employees as well as the Management is so good, and always ready to help and try to make you a more better person.Thank you,

Customer Service Representative in Greater Sudbury, ON

on 14 March 2022

Call before you dig

I’ve been with 1call for 5 years, great company, management is always willing to to help, high company morales, steady hours, vacation is unpaid, unless your up higher and there’s not much opportunity for advancement. Great benefits, they offer lots of in house training to help develop your skills.

Anonymous in Guelph, ON

on 22 February 2022

Good workplace

The Management have surveyed staff multiple times in the past two years and use this information to build plans around their COVID response, Return to Office and other long term plans. Circumstances have been challenging and they are trying very hard to make it a good place to work and it shows.

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