Excavator Operator {McNally}
McNally Contractors (2011) Ltd.27.08.21
McNally Contractors (2011) Ltd., (a subsidiary of Volker Stevin Canada), has the following Seasonly hourly position available in Southern Alberta.
Excavator Operator {McNally}
Job ID: 4-MCL0932111
Reporting to the Foreman, the Excavator Operator is responsible for safe and efficient operation of heavy construction equipment, specifically an excavator and will perform duties as assigned to ensure that completed work is delivered according to contract specifications.
The Ideal Candidate for this position will possess the following:
Qualifications and Experience
- High school diploma or equivalent; with experience in related construction activities.
- 2 – 3 years’ experience operating an excavator is required.
- Minimum 3 – 5 years’ experience within the road construction and water and sewer experience.
- Valid Class 5 Operator’s License; with clean Driver Abstract.
- Valid Ground Disturbance certificate.
- Knowledge of road construction materials, road construction processes and industry requirements
Working in a team environment you will enjoy competitive wages, excellent benefits, and opportunities for advancement. Note: We promote a safe work environment with a substance abuse testing program.
How to Apply:
Please submit applications/resumes to McNally Contractors (2011) Ltd., quoting the Job ID: 4-MCL0932111 to:
Online: www.mcnallycontractors.com
By email: careers@mcnallycontractors.com
By fax: 403-328-3509
While we thank all applicants for their interest, only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
Our company
McNally is a civil construction company whose primary business includes Roadworks, Aggregates & Crushing, Deep Utility Installation, Asphalt Manufacturing & Concrete Curbs & Sidewalks.McNally is a well managed, safety oriented, reputable contractor with nonunion operations since 1977 in Southern Alberta which offers significant local knowledge. McNally has 100 employees, operates 2 asphalt plants as well as several aggregate pits in the Lethbridge region, and has secured long term aggregate sources for the manufacture of asphalt.