Labourer, Construction, Heavy Equipment Operator

The Role

Reporting to the Crew Supervisor, the Labourer is a key member of the field team responsible for supporting construction activities across all phases of ROHL projects. This is a hands‑on, physically demanding role that requires a strong work ethic, safety focus, and the ability to work effectively as part of a fast‑moving utility and telecommunications construction crew. Labourers play an essential role in keeping projects moving by assisting with site preparation, material handling, equipment support, traffic control, and general construction activities.

• Load, unload, and move tools, equipment, and construction materials safely and efficiently throughout the worksite.
• Assist operators with spotting and signaling to ensure safe movement and placement of equipment and materials.
• Perform grading and site preparation tasks, including shoveling, raking, leveling, and clearing terrain.
• Operate small equipment and tools such as tampers, pneumatic hammers, vibrators, and skid steers (where qualified).
• Maintain a clean, organized, and production‑ready work area by removing debris and keeping sites free of hazards.
• Set up, adjust, and remove traffic control devices including cones, barricades, and signage in accordance with approved traffic control plans.
• Direct traffic safely when required to protect crew members, the public, and equipment operations.
• Support crews during mobilization, demobilization, and daily site setup activities.
• Follow all company safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices at all times.
• Participate in daily tailboard meetings, safety briefings, and site inspections.
• Work closely with supervisors and the Safety Department to maintain a safe and compliant work environment.
• Conduct work safely, reliably, and productively as part of a crew environment.
• Maintain a strong attendance record and arrive prepared for physically demanding outdoor work.
• Demonstrate respect, professionalism, and accountability when working with coworkers, clients, and the public.
• Take direction well and contribute positively to overall crew performance.

• Previous experience in construction, utility, telecommunications, or civil infrastructure environments is considered an asset.
• Ability to perform physically demanding work in outdoor environments and varying weather conditions.
• Comfortable using hand tools, power tools, and small construction equipment (experience with skid steers or similar equipment is an asset).
• Strong awareness of workplace safety and ability to follow safe work procedures at all times.
• Valid Class 5 driver’s license with reliable transportation.
• Ability to work as part of a crew and follow direction from supervisors and equipment operators.
• Strong work ethic, reliability, and commitment to punctuality and attendance.
• Willingness to work extended hours, overtime, and travel when required by project needs.
• Ability to lift, carry, push, and pull materials and equipment in accordance with job demands.

• Competitive wages based on experience, skill level, and performance.
• Full perks coverage including extended health, dental, and vision for you and your family.
• Company‑matched Group RSP / TFSA program to help you plan for the future.
• Year‑round, stable work with long‑term project opportunities.
• Training and development to help you build skills and grow your career within ROHL.
• Shift schedule may vary depending on location and project requirements; may include Monday‑Friday schedules or rotational schedules of 21 days on / 7 days off for Alberta projects.

Hourly wage range: $21–26.