SS25-04 Surface Services Heavy Equipment Operator class 2

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR CLASS 2

Temporary Long-Term position – Unionized

Position to fill 1

Code SS25-04

Hourly rate 43,16 $

Deadline to APPLY September 17th, 2025

The work location is at Nunavik and the normal work schedule is on a rotation of 6 weeks: 3 weeks worked (77 hours per week, 7 days a week) followed by 3 weeks for rest.

Privileges & benefits

- Competitive salary including bonuses and a full range of benefits (group insurance, generous pension plan, telemedicine, EFAP, etc.).

- Learning and coaching opportunities.

- A friendly, committed and collaborative work environment.

Future challenges

Reporting to the Surface Services Supervisor, the Heavy Equipment Operator Class 2, will be responsible for:

- Drive different trucks (semi-trailer truck, fardier truck, vacuum truck, bus, fuel tanker, water tanker, sand truck, etc.);

- Operate heavy machinery such as D-8/6/3 tractor, wheel loaders, hydraulic shovel, 40-ton mining truck, telescopic mast truck.

- Maintain the roads on the mine site with all types of heavy machinery specific to this task.

- He ensures that he inspects and conducts preventive maintenance on his equipment consistently.

- Perform all tasks related to airport services.

- If needed, performs all other tasks requested by supervisor.

Profile required

- Hold a heavy equipment course (DEP) or any other diploma combined with experience deemed equivalent.

- Have a minimum of 6,000 hours of experience as a truck driver and 4,000 hours as a construction machinery operator.

- Hold an explosive permit.

- Hold a valid driver’s license class 1 (SAAQ).

Assets

- Experience in a northern environment.

- Bilingualism (French-English).

Skills sought

- Work with a diverse and multicultural team.

- Autonomy, dynamism, positivity, respect, team spirit and versatility.

- Ability to work under pressure and maintain good interpersonal relationships.

Only the selected candidates for an interview will be called back.

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