Rock Truck Operator - Fly in, fly

Rock Truck Operator

Fort McMurray Region and Alberta Camp Projects | Full-Time, Project Based

Heavy Equipment Operation / Earthworks | 3 Years Experience | 14 Days On, 7 Days Off | Fly In, Fly Out

• Position Type Full-Time, project based rotational camp work
• Location Fort McMurray region, with other camp projects across Alberta and Western Canada
• Rotation 14 days on, 7 days off. Some projects run 21 and 7.
• Schedule 12 hour shifts, days and nights
• Compensation $28.00 to $35.00 per hour to start, based on verified seat time
• Travel Fly in, fly out from Calgary or Edmonton. Flights covered. Some projects are drive in, drive out.
• Accommodations Camp, room and board provided
• Equipment 40 ton rock trucks on heavy civil earthworks, road building, and mining spreads
• Experience Minimum 3 years recent seat time on 40 ton rock trucks
• Certification CSO, BSO, CSTS, or OSSA Regional;
  Intermediate First Aid (CPR and AED); H2S Alive;
  Bear Awareness;
  Ground Disturbance
• Start Date Immediate

Grizzly Trek invests in our people, relationships, and partners, ensuring motivated and ready-to-work individuals meet job opportunities that foster lasting success. We work across Canada in mining, construction, oil and gas, turnarounds, and shutdowns. Dedicated to sustainable employment, we emphasize career opportunities and empowerment for Indigenous communities across Canada. Join us and contribute to building a more inclusive future.

Grizzly Trek is seeking experienced 40 ton rock truck operators to join our valued client's team on camp projects in the Fort McMurray region and across Alberta. This is full-time rotational work on a 14 days on, 7 days off schedule, starting at $28.00 to $35.00 per hour.

Flights are covered from either Calgary or Edmonton, and camp room and board is provided. These are project based roles, and our client keeps multiple heavy civil earthworks projects running, so operators who run clean are typically moved to the next project rather than laid off at completion.

• Haul and dump material to designated locations on site, running smooth and holding spacing
• Load at the hoe or loader, position for the operator, and dump to grade at stockpiles, dumps, and build areas
• Complete routine equipment inspections on tires, fluids, lights, and brakes before the truck moves
• Run haul roads to right of way rules and radio protocol at all times
• Watch for soft spots, edge conditions, and berm integrity, and report road problems to the grader or dozer crew
• Adhere to project specifications and communicate with supervisors, operators, and ground personnel
• Complete JSAs and FLHAs and take part in pre-job safety meetings each shift
• Assist ground personnel, shovel out equipment tracks, and perform labour duties as required

• Minimum 3 years recent seat time on 40 ton rock trucks in heavy civil, earthworks, road building, or mining
• Comfortable hauling in heavy traffic on active haul roads, days and nights
• Valid driver's licence and reliable transportation to the departure airport
• Valid safety tickets before start, as listed above. Bear Awareness must be the in class version.
• CSA approved safety boots, minimum 6 inch and fully laceable
• Able to pass a pre-access drug and alcohol screen and a fitness to work assessment
• Able to live in camp and work a 14 and 7 rotation

• Seat time on other sizes of rock truck or rigid haul truck
• Class 1 or Class 3 licence
• Previous northern Alberta or oil sands site orientation on file

The work is on active heavy civil earthworks, road building, and mining spreads. Shifts run 12 hours, days and nights, outdoors in all weather. Operators should be conditioned to repetitively lift up to 50 lbs, and should expect…