- Job experience operating a wide variety of heavy equipment which must include a dump truck, loader and grader.
- Safety and service oriented
- Dedicated to working in an environment which promotes respect, dependability and reliability
- Motivation to learn
- Effective oral communication skills
- Self-motivated and adaptable to changing conditions
- Willing to work to contribute to the team environment;
- Willingness to perform general preventative maintenance on equipment which includes; changing oil, grease fittings, service/maintain vehicle issues.
- Valid unrestricted (no restriction to automatic transmission) Yukon Class 1 driver's licence with air endorsement
- YG competency on heavy equipment (grader, loader, dump truck or tractor trailer)
- Transportation Dangerous Goods Certificate (must be obtained within 6 months of hire).
- WHMIS certificate (must be obtained within 1 months of hire).
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Heavy Equipment Operator II - Mayo, Canada - Government of Yukon
Description
Job Summary and RequirementsThis posting is to fill a permanent position in Mayo
What to expect at Transportation Maintenance Branch
Our teams are agile, collaborative and driven by possibilities. At every career stage, we have a structure of support and training to help you develop what you need to succeed. Our career programs put you in the driver's seat, so you can manage your achievements and build on your strengths and abilities. With so many opportunities across the network, your career route with TMB can be as broad and varied as your vision.
We help to bring warmth to Yukon homes by keeping road safe, enabling journeys across the Yukon and beyond. Join us to bridge the Yukon with the world.
Learn from the best and build your skills,
Enjoy the flexibility to excel in your role,
Transportation Maintenance Branch - Empowering You
Highways and Public Works - who we are
Employees at Highways and Public Works are responsible for ensuring safe and efficient public highways, airstrips, buildings, and information systems. Our collective vision is to make a difference in the lives of Yukoners. At all levels of our organization, we value leadership, innovation, teamwork, and keeping our people safe. Our priorities are to be client focused, to support our people, to build sustainably, and to advance reconciliation throughout Yukon.
This opportunity...
Reporting to the Road Foreperson, this position is responsible for operating various pieces of light and heavy equipment to maintain highways, recreational roads and airstrips to acceptable standards. Duties include assessing work to be performed, terrain, weather conditions and equipment needs; placing signs to warn traffic of equipment working; making adjustments and minor repairs as required; steaming culverts; operating snow blowers, cleaning the shop and yard area; and other related duties.
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Essential Qualifications (what we're looking for in your resume):
If your resume shows education, training, and/or experience equivalent to the essential qualifications listed above, your application may be equally considered.
Desired Knowledge, Skills and Suitability (what candidates will be assessed on):
Conditions of Employment
Job Requirements
Travel, working in adverse weather conditions, mandatory use of personal protective equipment, personal tool kit, steel toe work boots, adhering to the safety program and all applicable policies and procedures.
Additional Information
Questions?
If you have questions about this position, please contact Jonathan Rudolph, Northern Area Superintendent at
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