Heavy Equipment Operator
Listed on 2026-09-23
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Construction
Heavy Equipment Operator, Construction Labor & Trades, Road Construction -
Trades / Skilled Labor
Heavy Equipment Operator, Construction Labor & Trades, Road Construction
About Us
Ed Seguin & Sons (ESS) is a thriving and reputable bilingual, family-owned and operated company serving Northeastern Ontario. Since 1967, we have built a strong reputation for quality workmanship, reliable service and lasting relationships with our clients and communities.
Our core values are Leadership, Teamwork, Innovation, Professionalism and Gratitude. These values guide how we work together and empower our employees to reach their full potential and grow their careers.
ESS is one of the largest suppliers of construction aggregates in the region, with growing Civil Construction and Surface Mining divisions. Our work includes road infrastructure, underground services, site development, aggregate production and surface mining throughout Northern Ontario.
Our head office and shop are located at 106 Bay Street, Sturgeon Falls, Ontario.
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Position OverviewEd Seguin & Sons is seeking an experienced Heavy Equipment Operator to join our growing Civil Construction and Surface Mining team.
The position averages approximately 50 hours per week, primarily on projects throughout Northern Ontario, with a focus on the North Bay, Sudbury and surrounding areas.
Reporting to the on-site Supervisor, the Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for safely and efficiently operating heavy equipment on civil construction, aggregate and surface mining projects.
The successful candidate will have a strong understanding of construction processes, grades, soil conditions, underground and overhead utilities, and equipment operation and maintenance. This position requires an operator who can work effectively around other equipment and field personnel while consistently producing safe, accurate and efficient work.
Key Responsibilities- Safely and efficiently operate heavy equipment, including excavators, loaders, dozers, graders, compactors and other construction equipment.
- Perform excavation, trenching, ditching, grading, removals, demolition, material placement, loading and other earthworks.
- Read and understand grades, elevations, construction drawings and field instructions.
- Excavate, place, load, compact and manage various soil and aggregate materials to achieve required specifications and grades.
- Safely expose and operate equipment around existing underground utilities.
- Safely operate equipment near overhead utilities, structures, workers and other equipment.
- Follow safe ground-disturbance practices and project-specific procedures.
- Complete daily pre-operation and post-operation equipment inspections and required documentation.
- Identify equipment deficiencies and assist with routine maintenance and care of assigned equipment.
- Follow direction from Supervisors and Project Management and execute assigned work safely, professionally and efficiently.
- Assist with general labour and field activities when required.
- Work on a variety of projects, including road construction, underground infrastructure, surface mining, site development, demolition, concrete, paving and aggregate operations.
- Maintain a professional attitude and contribute positively to the project team.
Preferred Qualifications
- Minimum 5 years of heavy equipment operating experience, preferably in civil construction, earthworks or surface mining.
- Strong understanding of grades, excavation, soil conditions and construction processes.
- Demonstrated ability to safely operate equipment around underground and overhead utilities.
- Good understanding of equipment mechanical functions, inspections and preventative care.
- Ability to work independently while contributing effectively as part of a field team.
- Willingness to perform labour duties when required.
- Safety-conscious, dependable, organized and professional.
- Valid Ontario G driver's…
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