Golderado Contracting Corp. is a dependable labor partner delivering skilled workforce solutions for major construction projects across Western Canada since 2011.
Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
Golderado Contracting Corporation is a trusted labour partner supporting major construction projects across Western Canada. Since 2011, we’ve provided the skilled workforce behind clients like PME Inc., Silverado Site Services, and EllisDon Industrial. Headquartered in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, Golderado is known for reliability, experience, and getting the job done right.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
The driver is responsible for performing pre and post-trip vehicle inspections and ensuring the safe distribution and transport of materials. They must also monitor vehicle performance and accurately complete all required waybills.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
The labourer is responsible for snow removal tasks including shoveling and snow blowing, as well as assisting skid steer operators. They must also maintain a clean work site and adhere to all safety protocols and lifting practices.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
Operate snowplow and sanding equipment to clear snow at a congested site while adhering to safety protocols. Maintain accurate site service records and perform pre-shift inspections on all vehicles and equipment.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
The loader/skid steer operator is responsible for inspecting, maintaining, and safely operating heavy equipment to perform snow removal and excavation tasks. They must also ensure all work adheres to company health and safety standards while supporting the broader site team.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
Operate a grader for snow removal and perform routine inspections and preventative maintenance on assigned equipment. Assist foremen with repairs and ensure all duties are performed safely in varying weather conditions.
On-site
The HSE Administrator is responsible for managing safety statistics, document control, and maintaining compliance registries like ISN and Avetta. They will also support the JHSC, prepare project safety plans, and handle general administrative duties for the office.
On-site
The HSE Manager oversees safety compliance, risk mitigation, and environmental protection across industrial construction sites. Responsibilities include conducting hazard analyses, leading accident investigations, and delivering safety training to employees and subcontractors.
On-site
The Foreman Carpenter leads on-site carpentry crews, coordinates daily construction tasks, and performs hands-on carpentry work. They are responsible for managing project safety, quality, and schedules while mentoring apprentices and journeymen.
On-site · Kamloops
The Mainline Excavator Operator is responsible for excavating and maintaining trenches for water, sewer, and pipeline infrastructure while ensuring project specifications are met. They must work closely with pipe layers and ground crews to maintain safe, efficient production and perform daily equipment maintenance.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
The technician will operate a service truck to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair various types of heavy construction equipment in the field. They are also responsible for performing preventative maintenance, documenting repairs, and instructing apprentices while ensuring compliance with safety policies.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
The technician will operate a service truck to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair various types of heavy construction equipment in the field. They are also responsible for performing preventative maintenance, maintaining accurate documentation, and instructing apprentices.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
The Shop Foreman is responsible for supervising technicians, ensuring productivity and quality control, and managing repair operations and job costs. They also provide technical support, coordinate with subcontractors, and assist in the recruitment and training of staff.
On-site
The successful candidate will handle and distribute construction materials, perform carpentry and concrete work, and maintain site cleanliness. They will also be responsible for assembling and dismantling scaffolding and assisting with demolition and excavation activities.
On-site
The successful candidate will handle and distribute construction materials, perform carpentry and concrete work, and maintain site safety. Responsibilities also include site preparation, demolition, excavation, and the assembly of scaffolding and barricades.
On-site
The carpenter apprentice will perform quality craftsmanship on construction sites while adhering to safety protocols. Responsibilities include interpreting technical drawings and operating carpentry tools to complete project tasks.
On-site
The primary responsibility is to monitor confined spaces from the outside, maintaining communication with entrants and ensuring safety protocols are followed. The role also involves tracking personnel, monitoring atmospheric conditions, and initiating emergency rescue procedures when necessary.
On-site
The operator will safely control heavy machinery to excavate, trench, grade, and backfill earth while working around live underground utilities. They must collaborate with ground crews to install infrastructure while strictly adhering to safety regulations and performing daily equipment inspections.
On-site
Operate heavy equipment such as mini hoes and skid steers to perform fine grading and finishing tasks in congested areas. Conduct daily safety and maintenance checks, communicate via two-way radios, and assist other team members as required.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
The employee will handle and distribute construction materials, remove debris, and assist with painting tasks in the yard. They are also responsible for operating heavy equipment such as skid steers and forklifts.
On-site
Operate specialized cutting equipment such as coring vehicles, slab saws, and wall saws to create precise openings in concrete and asphalt structures. Perform daily maintenance on tools and vehicles while ensuring all work complies with safety protocols and project plans.
