Equipment Instructor; Rosedale

Equipment Trainer

Emil Anderson Maintenance (EAM) is the BC Ministry of Transportation and Transit (MoTT) highway and bridge maintenance contractor for three service areas in British Columbia:
Service Area 7 (Fraser Valley), Service Area 20 (Robson), and Service Area 26 (Skeena).

For decades, EAM has delivered reliable road and bridge maintenance across urban and rural corridors. Our teams perform the full scope of highway maintenance activities, including vegetation control, drainage, sign and pavement repairs, concrete and wood bridge repair, gravel surface grading, anti-icing, snow plowing, and incident and emergency response. Based out of regional offices and yards, our skilled year round workforce scales up during winter operations to meet seasonal demands and maintain prescribed response times on numbered routes.

We take pride in our people and in serving the Fraser Valley, Robson, and Skeena communities with diligent patrols, clear communication, and consistent quality. As part of the Emil Anderson Group, we pair deep local experience with the resources of a respected BC construction network to keep people and goods moving safely year round.

Our success is rooted in our Core Values:
Safety, Leadership, Improvement, Commitment, and Excellence. Joining our team means working on landmark projects, learning from industry leaders, and advancing your career in a supportive, safety-focused culture.

We’re seeking an Equipment Trainer—experienced and skilled in heavy machinery, safety compliance, and adult education—who’s eager to grow with a community-focused company.

As an Equipment Trainer with EAM, you’ll develop and deliver effective training programs, focused on the safe and productive use of equipment and applicable safety programs. You will design training curriculum, schedules and conduct training sessions, ensuring trainees gain the knowledge and skills required to operate equipment confidently, and safely.

The ideal candidate may be based in any of our service areas (Skeena, Robson, Fraser Valley) and would travel between each service area regularly.

• Train employees on safe operation of heavy equipment and company safety programs (SWPs, hazards, safe practices).
• Develop and maintain training content (curriculum, materials, manuals).
• Assess training needs and customize programs for various experience levels.
• Lead training sessions (classroom, hands‑on, virtual), traveling to different service areas.
• Coach safe work behaviors; correct unsafe practices and support continuous improvement.
• Maintain training records, competency assessments, and certifications.
• Coordinate with Operations and Safety teams to prioritize training and ensure compliance.

• 10+ years experience Technical & Equipment Expertise:
  • Proven experience operating a wide range of heavy machinery (e.g., excavators, bulldozers, loaders, cranes)
  • In‑depth knowledge of excavation, earthworks, and underground utility work
  • Understanding of equipment maintenance and troubleshooting procedures
  • Experience with both on‑road and off‑road equipment operations
• Safety & Compliance Knowledge:
  • Strong knowledge of WorkSafeBC
  • Experience with excavation safety, shoring, confined spaces, and hazard recognition
  • Ability to identify unsafe practices and coach employees on proper procedures
  • Certification in occupational safety or equivalent
• Experience with adult education and delivering training to diverse audiences.
• Outstanding written and verbal communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills.
• Valid Class1 driver’s license in good standing.
• Positive, motivated, outgoing individual who enjoys working outdoors and demonstrates flexibility.

• Technical equipment expertise
• Safety leadership compliance
• Training and coaching capability
• Communication & Facilitation
• Operational Awareness
• Training Program Development
• Professionalism & Reliability

Competitive salary range: $88,000–$100,000 annually.

Opportunity to participate in Share Co, our employee ownership program.

Comprehensive benefits package.

The chance to be part of essential roadway operations that keep communities across British Columbia safe and moving, while building your career with a company that’s been trusted for over 85 years. As part of the Emil Anderson Group of companies, you’ll join a culture where people are more than employees – they’re contributors, owners, and leaders. Here, you’ll have opportunities to learn from industry experts, grow your skills, and make a lasting impact across a diverse network of highways and roads.