Celebrating over 100 Years of Service!
Kamloops, British Columbia
Arrow trucks have traveled the North American landscape since 1919, playing an integral role in supporting the industrial engine of economies on both sides of the border. What started off as a single truck trucking company named Kitsilano Auto Express, has evolved into one of the oldest and most respected transportation and distribution companies in the country. Over the last 100 years, the company has become highly diversified, leading the way in developing service-focused transportation solutions. Today, Arrow employs more than 1,100 people, working in truck transportation, logistics, marine services, manufacturing, transportation technology, facilities management, civil construction (environmental), and product distribution. Whatever your transportation and materials handling requirements are, we are confident that we have a solution that will meet your needs. For more information please visit http://www.arrow.ca For current employment opportunities please visit http://jobs.arrow.ca
On-site · Edmonton
The driver is responsible for the safe operation of Class 1 vehicles, including cargo handling, load securement, and performing pre- and post-trip inspections. They must also maintain accurate documentation, comply with all transportation regulations, and communicate effectively with dispatch and customers.
On-site · Chilliwack
The driver is responsible for safely hauling bulk commodities, including biosolids and ore, while ensuring compliance with all transportation regulations and safety protocols. They must perform thorough equipment inspections, secure cargo properly, and maintain accurate logs of hours and vehicle status.
On-site · Stewart
The Tire Technician is responsible for installing, balancing, and repairing tires on the company's tractor and trailer fleet. They must also maintain a clean shop environment, perform yard checks, and ensure all maintenance documentation is accurate.
On-site · Stewart
Perform manual labour tasks including site cleanliness, equipment maintenance, and hazard inspection. Support operations by following safety protocols and adjusting daily tasks to meet changing priorities.
On-site · Kamloops
The Lead Commercial Truck Technician performs advanced diesel engine diagnostics and routine maintenance on tractors, trailers, and mobile equipment. They are also responsible for ensuring fleet safety, managing parts procurement, and training other mechanics on repair techniques.
On-site · Kamloops
Operate high-capacity forklifts to load and unload commodities like lumber and steel from trucks and railcars. Ensure freight is securely fastened and maintain accurate inventory documentation while adhering to all safety regulations.
On-site · Kamloops
The coordinator will create and manage marketing materials, social media content, and digital assets across multiple platforms. They will also assist with event coordination, email marketing campaigns, and general administrative support for internal stakeholders.
On-site · Prince George
Perform routine maintenance and mechanical repairs on tractors, trailers, and mobile equipment such as forklifts and loaders. Diagnose equipment malfunctions using computerized testing tools and ensure all work adheres to safety regulations.
On-site · Quesnel
The driver is responsible for safely hauling wood fibre commodities using B-train trailers while performing pre-trip and post-trip equipment inspections. They must also maintain accurate logs, secure cargo, and communicate effectively with dispatch and site personnel.
On-site · Kamloops
The Grade Person is responsible for setting and maintaining grades for civil construction activities, including roadworks and underground utilities. They must interpret construction drawings and work closely with equipment operators to ensure accurate elevations and alignments.
On-site · Ashcroft
The driver is responsible for safely hauling copper concentrate and other bulk commodities using B-train trailers while ensuring compliance with all transportation regulations. They must perform thorough equipment inspections, secure loads properly, and maintain accurate logs of all activities and hours of service.
On-site · Kamloops
The driver is responsible for safely operating a Class 1 truck to haul bulk commodities while ensuring cargo is properly secured and protected. They must also perform regular equipment inspections, maintain accurate logs, and communicate effectively with dispatch and customers.
On-site · Princeton
Operate heavy equipment, primarily a Komatsu PC4000 hydraulic shovel, to excavate, move, and grade materials, and support site preparation. Inspect and maintain equipment, assist with road and seasonal site upkeep, perform facility cleaning, and follow safety procedures and regulatory requirements.
On-site
The supervisor is responsible for leading crews and subcontractors to ensure projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget. They must manage equipment and labor, maintain site records, and provide mentorship to staff.
On-site · Grande Prairie
The Lease Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient transport of goods, including cargo handling, load securement, and equipment inspections. They must maintain accurate documentation, comply with all transportation regulations, and communicate effectively with dispatch and customers.
On-site · Kamloops
The driver is responsible for the safe operation of Class 1 trucks to haul wood fibre locally using B-train trailers. Responsibilities include cargo securement, performing vehicle inspections, and maintaining accurate logs in compliance with safety regulations.
On-site · Stewart
Perform skilled mechanical repairs and routine maintenance on tractors, trailers, and mobile equipment. Diagnose malfunctions using computerized testing equipment and ensure all work adheres to safety regulations.
On-site · Grande Prairie
The driver is responsible for hauling wood fibre locally using Super B trailers while ensuring cargo is safely secured and compliant with all transportation regulations. They must perform regular equipment inspections, maintain accurate logs, and communicate effectively with dispatch and customers.
On-site · Boyle
The driver is responsible for the safe local hauling of wood fibre using B-train trailers while ensuring compliance with all transportation regulations and safety protocols. They must perform equipment inspections, secure loads, and maintain accurate logs of working hours and vehicle status.
On-site · Boyle
Perform routine maintenance and mechanical repairs on tractors, trailers, and mobile equipment such as forklifts and loaders. Diagnose equipment malfunctions using testing tools and ensure all work adheres to safety regulations.
