Canadian occupation guide
Explore 139 current Heavy Equipment Operator jobs from 63 verified employers across Canada. Compare live openings, locations, and workplace options on Jobs.ca.
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Burnaby Blacktop Ltd.
Operate one or more types of heavy equipment safely and efficiently while following paving, grade, and slope specifications. Inspect and perform basic maintenance on equipment, coordinate with the crew and foreman, and help maintain a safe, productive worksite.
Earthco Soil Mixtures Inc.
Operate a range of heavy equipment and use blueprints, maps, drawings, specifications, and GPS to plan and carry out work. Perform equipment checks and maintenance, complete logs and accident reports, communicate by radio, and operate hydraulic pumping systems.
OT DEVELOPMENTS
Operate excavators and other heavy equipment to perform excavation, earthmoving, and construction site preparation safely and efficiently. Maintain and clean equipment, troubleshoot minor issues, and work with the construction team to meet project deadlines and quality standards.
North American Construction Group
Operate various models of dozers to complete assigned mining tasks while reading stakes and maintaining proper grades. Ensure compliance with all safety policies, conduct equipment walk-arounds, and report any maintenance or safety issues immediately.
SECURE
Safely operate heavy equipment and transport units to load and move materials for metals recycling. Ensure all documentation, including logbooks and inspection reports, is completed accurately and in compliance with safety and traffic regulations.
SECURE
The Loader Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient movement and processing of materials within the yard. This includes performing pre-operational checks, maintaining equipment, and adhering to all safety protocols and operating standards.
ProZone Ltd.
Operate heavy equipment, including backhoes, excavators, loaders, asphalt spreaders, pavers, rollers, and Bobcats. Perform equipment checks and maintenance, measure materials and distances, prepare accident reports, install attachments, and complete minor repairs.
Harsco Environmental
Operate off-road heavy mobile equipment, including loaders, material handlers, lugger trucks, water trucks, and potentially screening equipment, in a steel mill environment. Complete equipment inspections and activity reports, coordinate with supervisors and customers, and follow production schedules and safety requirements.
GFL Environmental Inc.
Operate heavy equipment such as excavators, loaders, and bulldozers to bale, load, and move waste materials. Perform daily equipment inspections, maintenance, and lubrication to ensure operational safety and facility upkeep.
Orano
The operator will safely manage the site hydrovac unit and various heavy equipment to ensure efficient mine operations. Responsibilities include conducting routine equipment inspections, monitoring pumping activities, and assisting with pond cleaning and separation unit tasks.
KBL Environmental Ltd.
Safely operate excavators, dozers, and other heavy equipment to perform grading, site preparation, excavation, and material transport. Complete equipment checks and maintenance, maintain safe and organized work areas, and support site teams with general labor tasks.
CSL Group Ltd
Lead a team of snow removal professionals while operating snowplows and heavy equipment. Ensure community safety and accessibility throughout the winter season.
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There are 139 Heavy Equipment Operator jobs currently published on Jobs.ca, from 63 hiring employers across Canada.
Employers currently hiring Heavy Equipment Operators on Jobs.ca include Burnaby Blacktop Ltd., Earthco Soil Mixtures Inc., OT DEVELOPMENTS, North American Construction Group and SECURE.
The cities with the most Heavy Equipment Operator openings on Jobs.ca right now are Burnaby, BC, Concord, ON, Dartmouth, NS, Fort McMurray, AB and Edmonton, AB.
Heavy Equipment Operator falls under NOC 73400 in the National Occupational Classification 2021, titled “Heavy equipment operators”. This is the code to quote on Canadian immigration and work permit applications.
Roles closely related to Heavy Equipment Operator include Printing press operator, Driller and Blaster, Railway Conductor and Locomotive Engineer. Each has its own page on Jobs.ca with current openings.
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