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Fort McMurray, Alberta
The McKay Métis Group is a social enterprise owned by the Fort McKay Métis Nation that reinvests all profits back into the community. --- VISION As a social enterprise, we provide services and generate revenue in support of an economically and socially prosperous Fort McKay Métis community in a safe, healthy, secure and culturally proud environment. We strive to be the leading community owned Aboriginal business in the region promoting quality, safety and accountability. VALUES Respect of self and community is a core value shared by all of our employees and board of directors. We recognize that we have inherited a rich history and we respect our traditions while building a prosperous future. This is reflected in our daily activities by adherence to the highest standards of safety and quality. Pride in our work shows in every aspect of our corporate ethics, integrity, and achievement and stems from our sense of honour, culture, and Métis identity. Honesty in business means transparency and accountability to clients and our community stakeholders. Tradition shows in our work ethic and integrity. The Métis helped to build this region through adaptation to change while conserving our heritage. We continue this tradition of hard work and integrity through the provision of high-quality construction and transportation services to our clients and in the service of our community. SAFETY Our goal is to promote a culture of safety through the proactive cultivation of an environment that effectively identifies and manages risk. We aim for the recognition, evaluation, and education of our employees and clients in compliance with federal and provincial safety regulation and legislation. In addition to full compliance with all health and safety codes of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act, we aim to fulfill the most advanced and up-to-date professional safety norms and practices to ensure every worker goes home safely.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Dispatcher serves as the primary point of contact between Mine and Plant Operations, managing fuel requests, optimizing routes, and monitoring inventory levels. They are responsible for maintaining accurate dispatch records, reporting fuel consumption, and ensuring all operations comply with safety regulations.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Fuel & Lube Operator is responsible for performing routine maintenance, fueling, cleaning, and lubricating various pieces of equipment. They must also drive the bulk lube delivery truck and maintain accurate safety and maintenance records.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The electrician will diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair electrical systems and equipment while performing preventive and corrective maintenance. They will also collaborate with the Bird Environmental Technician team and ensure all work complies with safety standards and electrical codes.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Parts Coordinator manages the ordering, receiving, organization, and distribution of parts to support maintenance and operations. They are responsible for maintaining accurate inventory records and coordinating with vendors and field teams to ensure parts availability.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Module Attendant is responsible for performing routine maintenance, fueling, and cleaning of various pieces of equipment at the client site. They must also safely direct vehicles, monitor equipment indicators, and maintain safety records in compliance with procedures.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Maintenance Assistant supports the maintenance department by managing the Limble CMMS platform and tracking asset health data. They are responsible for monitoring telematics reports, analyzing oil samples, and preparing dashboards for maintenance leadership.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The HSE Advisor provides operational support by guiding staff on safety practices, policies, and legislative obligations. They are responsible for investigating incidents, conducting field inspections, and maintaining site HSE documentation.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The laborer will perform snow removal tasks including shoveling walkways, operating snow blowers, and spreading ice melt. They are also responsible for assisting equipment operators and maintaining site safety at camp locations.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The operator will safely operate heavy equipment such as skid steers and loaders to clear snow from roads, parking areas, and access routes at camp sites. They are also responsible for conducting pre-operational equipment inspections and applying de-icing materials as needed.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Combo Truck Operator is responsible for refueling and lubricating heavy-duty equipment while maintaining accurate maintenance records. They must ensure site safety, perform minor maintenance tasks, and adhere to environmental standards daily.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Apprentice Automotive Technician will assist in performing maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on automotive equipment, heavy-duty trucks, and semi-tractors. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate service logs, managing parts inventory, and ensuring all work areas and equipment meet safety standards.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Lead Hand oversees daily maintenance operations, ensuring safety, productivity, and efficient workflow within the shop. They act as a liaison between the team and clients while providing mentorship and leadership to staff.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The Heavy Equipment Technician is responsible for diagnosing, servicing, and repairing various mechanical and electronic systems on heavy equipment and trucks. They must also maintain service logs, prepare work orders, and ensure all equipment meets manufacturer specifications after repairs.
