About the role
We are recognized by our customers and employees as the leaders in safety and environmental responsibility while providing the highest level of service in the industry. Backed by being one of Canada's Best Managed Companies 7 years running and holding the Trucking HR Canada Top Fleet Employer distinction for 8 years in row. At Caron, our employees understand that we all play a part of driving our business forward.
Our Washbay Technicians are responsible for safely and effectively washing Caron Transportation Systems equipment in accordance with CTS Washbay Manual and following all safety rules and regulations in the process with direction provided by the Crew Lead.
Caron is currently recruiting for a full-time Washbay Technician based out of our Saskatoon terminal.
Responsibilities:
- Retrieving dispatch orders and wash tickets
- Performing exterior and interior tank washes to quality standards
- Performing confined space entries
- Operating the tank cleaning computer system
- Reporting any problems or repairs as needed
- Operating the high-pressure steam system
- You will perform all assigned tasks in accordance with the Caron QMS and production standards required by the Company and the industry as a whole.
- Participate in all safety related, compliance, and regulatory programs and education.
- Perform all other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
- High School/GED
- Boiler ticket is an asset
- Valid Class 5 License
- Class 1 License is an asset
- Ability to work in all weather conditions
We thank all applicants for their interest in joining Caron Transportation Systems, however only those being considered for an interview will be contacted. Caron Transportation Systems is committed to employment equity. We encourage applications from women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, members of visible minorities, and former and current military members.
About Caron Transportation Systems
Caron Transportation Systems has been a known and trusted name in the transportation industry for almost 60 years.
Caron is one of the largest carriers of bulk commodities in Western Canada with a service area covering western, central and northern Canada and the northwestern United States. Caron provides safe dependable service to the construction, manufacturing, mining, oilfield, petro-chemical, pulp and paper and water treatment industries. Dedication to safety, service and environmental awareness is part of Caron's guarantee to its customers that your goods get there when you need them.
Caron Transportation Systems is a team of professionals with almost 60 years experience in the transportation industry. Today Caron is comprised of well over 300 employees and leased operators. Caron was the first fleet in Western Canada to be certified to ISO standards. Today the company continues to be ISO certified at seven terminals and its head office. Caron's equipment is among the most modern and well maintained in the industry. Caron's customers benefit from a unique combination of past experience and today's modern practices.
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About the role
We are recognized by our customers and employees as the leaders in safety and environmental responsibility while providing the highest level of service in the industry. Backed by being one of Canada's Best Managed Companies 7 years running and holding the Trucking HR Canada Top Fleet Employer distinction for 8 years in row. At Caron, our employees understand that we all play a part of driving our business forward.
Our Washbay Technicians are responsible for safely and effectively washing Caron Transportation Systems equipment in accordance with CTS Washbay Manual and following all safety rules and regulations in the process with direction provided by the Crew Lead.
Caron is currently recruiting for a full-time Washbay Technician based out of our Saskatoon terminal.
Responsibilities:
- Retrieving dispatch orders and wash tickets
- Performing exterior and interior tank washes to quality standards
- Performing confined space entries
- Operating the tank cleaning computer system
- Reporting any problems or repairs as needed
- Operating the high-pressure steam system
- You will perform all assigned tasks in accordance with the Caron QMS and production standards required by the Company and the industry as a whole.
- Participate in all safety related, compliance, and regulatory programs and education.
- Perform all other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
- High School/GED
- Boiler ticket is an asset
- Valid Class 5 License
- Class 1 License is an asset
- Ability to work in all weather conditions
We thank all applicants for their interest in joining Caron Transportation Systems, however only those being considered for an interview will be contacted. Caron Transportation Systems is committed to employment equity. We encourage applications from women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, members of visible minorities, and former and current military members.
About Caron Transportation Systems
Caron Transportation Systems has been a known and trusted name in the transportation industry for almost 60 years.
Caron is one of the largest carriers of bulk commodities in Western Canada with a service area covering western, central and northern Canada and the northwestern United States. Caron provides safe dependable service to the construction, manufacturing, mining, oilfield, petro-chemical, pulp and paper and water treatment industries. Dedication to safety, service and environmental awareness is part of Caron's guarantee to its customers that your goods get there when you need them.
Caron Transportation Systems is a team of professionals with almost 60 years experience in the transportation industry. Today Caron is comprised of well over 300 employees and leased operators. Caron was the first fleet in Western Canada to be certified to ISO standards. Today the company continues to be ISO certified at seven terminals and its head office. Caron's equipment is among the most modern and well maintained in the industry. Caron's customers benefit from a unique combination of past experience and today's modern practices.