Nuna is the largest Inuit-owned heavy civil construction, earthworks, and mine construction contractor in Canada.
Edmonton, Alberta
Nuna Group of Companies is a heavy civil construction, earthworks and contract mining company with offices in Edmonton, AB; Cambridge Bay, NU; Yellowknife, NT; Thunder Bay, ON; and Vancouver, BC. The Nuna Group of Companies comprises various companies, ventures, and partnerships. Nuna’s experienced professionals and construction group are highly knowledgeable and skilled in dealing with the array of challenges associated with working on remote construction and mine development projects that lack supporting infrastructure. Our 30+ year track record of safe, successful, large-scale project delivery has enabled us to develop a strategic team that is instrumental in the detailed planning required for success. With our management strength and supporting systems, our capacity allows us to plan and execute concurrent projects in excess of $250M per project. Our client base consists of several resource companies whose projects span from smaller public and private civil projects to multi-national, full-scale projects. Our workforce at times exceeds 800 people working on projects in remote locations throughout the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon, Ontario, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Nuna has a demonstrated commitment to hiring Indigenous and local people who live in the areas where we do business. This focused effort has resulted in over 41% Indigenous employment across our projects during our peak Indigenous employment levels. Nuna is focused on our commitment to excellence in the execution of our scope of services and Indigenous training and employment.
On-site · Edmonton
The Maintenance Administrator is responsible for managing maintenance work orders, ensuring accurate coding, and maintaining documentation within the JDE system. They also provide administrative support for fleet programs and coordinate with various departments to ensure efficient maintenance operations.
On-site · Cambridge Bay
Operate heavy equipment such as loaders, dozers, excavators, and graders while maintaining equipment in good condition. Conduct safety inspections, complete hazard assessments, and provide production reporting in a remote construction environment.
On-site · Geraldton
The Journeyperson Welder is responsible for operating various welding and metal-shaping equipment to fuse and repair metal components on heavy industrial machinery. They must also mentor apprentices, ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations, and maintain accurate documentation for site operations.
On-site · Edmonton
The instructor is responsible for designing, developing, and implementing a comprehensive heavy equipment operator training program that includes classroom, simulator, and field-based learning. They will also coordinate student intake schedules and provide ongoing support to ensure training materials align with regulatory and safety standards.
On-site · Geraldton
The operator is responsible for conducting safety inspections, maintaining equipment, and performing production reporting. They must also communicate effectively with team members and follow all site-specific safety protocols.
On-site · Geraldton
Operate 40T articulating rock trucks while conducting pre-trip safety inspections and maintaining equipment in good condition. Complete production reporting and communicate effectively with team members while adhering to site safety protocols.
On-site · Geraldton
The Warehouse Technician oversees daily shipping and receiving operations while ensuring all warehouse activities comply with safety standards. They are also responsible for training staff and coordinating the flow of equipment and supplies to various project sites.
On-site · Edmonton
The Project Operations Manager directs the activities of multiple construction projects, manages project managers, and ensures adherence to safety, environmental, and operational standards. They are also responsible for budgeting, estimating, fleet management, and fostering relationships with clients and Indigenous partners.
On-site
Diagnose, repair, and maintain heavy mobile equipment to ensure optimal performance and safety for mine operations. Responsibilities include mentoring apprentices, completing QAQC documentation, and collaborating with supervisors to schedule repairs.
