Class 3 Driver

How You’ll Contribute
As a Class 3 Driver, you’ll combine skilled driving with hands‑on labour. You’ll safely haul and operate gravel, water, and crane trucks, while also assisting crews with a wide range of construction activities. Your commitment to safety, teamwork, and reliability will ensure smooth site operations and help deliver high‑quality results.

What You’ll Get to Do

Safely haul gravel and materials using tandem, tri‑drive, and box trucks/pups

Load, unload, and move construction materials across worksites

Assist equipment operators with attachments, spotting, and related activities

Perform tasks such as mixing, pouring, and spreading concrete or asphalt

Support pipe alignment and related activities during construction projects

Operate small tools and equipment including tampers, hammers, vibrators, and compressors

Erect and dismantle forms, ramps, scaffolding, shoring, and barricades as needed

Perform site clean‑up including debris removal and chemical spill response

Conduct accurate daily pre‑ and post‑trip inspections of trucks and trailers

Complete daily FLHA reports and timecards, and participate in toolbox meetings

Perform preventative maintenance, fueling, and routine servicing of assigned trucks and trailers

Maintain a clean and orderly vehicle, inside and out, with daily removal of garbage

Return vehicle keys/fobs to the shop board at the end of each shift

Direct traffic near construction zones when required

Use all mandatory personal protective equipment and follow Mac Kay safety policies

Take on additional duties as assigned

Who You Are
You’re an experienced driver who values safety and precision. You’re comfortable in both the cab and on the ground, willing to lend a hand wherever needed. You thrive in fast‑paced environments, take initiative, and support your crew with a positive attitude.

You have:

A valid Class 3 or 1 driver’s license with a clean abstract

Commercial and/or off‑road Class 3 driving experience

A strong commitment to safety and the ability to drive in all weather conditions

Effective verbal communication and listening skills, including the ability to follow and give directions using hand signals

The ability to complete accurate written reports and paperwork

Knowledge of basic truck maintenance and preventative servicing

A positive attitude, reliability, and strong work ethic

Good physical condition, able to handle up to 23kg (50 lbs)

Willingness to work variable shifts and overtime when required

The ability to pass a pre‑employment drug and alcohol test

Even better if you have:

Valid safety certifications such as First Aid/CPR, TDG, or H2S Alive

What’s In It for You

Competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits package

A company that values your safety and supports your success

Training and development opportunities for growth

The chance to be part of a respected, community‑focused contractor with projects across Western Canada

At Mac Kay, we believe great people build great projects. If you’re ready to drive with purpose and support the team, we want to hear from you.

DRIVEN TO DELIVER