Wireless - Wireline - Fabrication - Technical Services - Professional Services
Spruce Grove, AB
WesTower Communications is Canada’s largest Telecommunications construction company and is committed to meeting the dynamic needs of today’s wireless telecommunications and broadcast industries. From site development through to commissioning and comprehensive maintenance, we deliver exceptional services in engineering, design, fabrication, construction, project management and Wireline Services for carriers and independent tower operators. Our turnkey solutions provide the safe, on-time, and quality installations that our customers have come to expect and our reputation is built on. Follow WesTower on Social Media! Facebook: WesTowerCommunicationsLtd Twitter: https://twitter.com/Westower_Canada
On-site · Elmira
The Labourer will operate and maintain fabrication machinery while translating technical drawings into precise measurements for production. They are also responsible for marking out materials and performing tack welding tasks to support the welding team.
On-site · Woolwich
The Construction Manager leads field crews and subcontractors to ensure wireless projects are delivered safely and meet quality standards. They provide on-site leadership, conduct safety audits, and coordinate with project managers to resolve technical challenges and ensure efficient project execution.
On-site · Vaughan
Perform tower rigging and labor tasks at various outdoor locations. Maintain professional relationships with clients and co-workers while adhering to safety protocols.
On-site · Thorsby
The labourer will operate and maintain fabrication machinery including saws, drills, and cranes while ensuring production quality. They are also responsible for interpreting technical drawings, marking materials, and performing tack welding tasks.
On-site · Thorsby
The CNC Operator is responsible for operating CNC plasma, angle, and drill lines to produce materials according to part drawings. They must also maintain an organized work area and collaborate with the team to ensure safety and quality standards are met.
On-site · Spruce Grove
The Apprentice Electrician will interpret technical drawings and electrical codes to install, repair, and maintain lighting fixtures and power distribution equipment. They are responsible for working productively within a team while adhering to strict safety and quality standards.
On-site · Spruce Grove
The Construction Manager oversees wireline design and building projects to ensure they are completed safely, on time, and within budget. They provide leadership to project teams, manage stakeholder relationships, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
On-site · Vaughan
The Civil Engineer/EIT is responsible for the design and analysis of telecommunication sites, including antenna and shelter support structures. They will also conduct site inspections, collect field data, and collaborate with project managers to ensure project timelines are met.
On-site
The Labourer (Traffic Control) is responsible for safely directing traffic through active work zones and providing general labor support to telecommunications construction crews. Duties include site setup, material handling, equipment maintenance, and ensuring compliance with occupational health and safety regulations.
On-site · Regina
The Foreperson directs daily construction activities, including HDD and trenching, while ensuring all work meets safety and quality standards. They are responsible for mentoring crew members, managing site documentation, and acting as the primary point of contact for clients.
On-site · Warman
The Heavy Plow Foreperson directs the coordinated movement of heavy utility plow trains to ensure efficient fiber placement while maintaining strict safety and quality standards. They are responsible for scouting terrain, managing equipment logistics, and overseeing the maintenance of high-wear plow components.
On-site · Warman
The Driller/Locator operates horizontal directional drilling equipment and performs drill path locating to ensure safe and efficient project execution. They are responsible for reviewing utility locates, conducting equipment maintenance, and maintaining accurate documentation while adhering to safety standards.
On-site · Warman
The laborer supports buried facility construction by performing manual tasks such as digging, material handling, and site cleanup. They are responsible for maintaining equipment, adhering to safety protocols, and completing documentation as directed by forepersons.
On-site · Regina
The Driller/Locator is responsible for operating horizontal directional drilling equipment to execute projects safely and according to design specifications. They must perform drill path locating, conduct equipment maintenance, and ensure all work complies with industry best practices and safety standards.
On-site · Regina
The Hydrovac Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of hydrovac equipment in a utility construction environment. The role also involves performing general labor tasks and collaborating with the team to meet project standards.
On-site · Regina
The Equipment Operator is responsible for the safe operation and transport of heavy machinery to perform trenching, backfilling, and utility construction tasks. They must also conduct routine equipment maintenance, ensure load securement compliance, and assist with cable installation and site cleanup.
On-site · Regina
The laborer supports underground utility construction by performing manual tasks such as digging, material handling, and site cleanup. They are also responsible for maintaining equipment and ensuring all work complies with safety standards and documentation requirements.
On-site · Warman
The Equipment Operator is responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of heavy machinery used in telecommunications and utility construction. This includes mobilizing equipment to job sites, performing trenching and backfilling, and assisting with cable installation.
On-site · Regina
The Heavy Plow Foreperson directs the coordinated movement of heavy utility plow trains to ensure efficient fiber placement while maintaining safety and quality standards. They are responsible for scouting terrain, managing equipment logistics, and overseeing daily maintenance of high-wear components.
On-site · Calgary
The Tower Inspector is responsible for conducting telecommunications tower and rooftop inspections, mapping sites, and collecting field data. They will also support the engineering team by creating loading charts, performing field validations, and managing project documentation.
