09 Aug
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Kichton Construction
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Canada
09 Aug
Kichton Construction
Canada
Syncrude MLX & Saline Creek
Who We Are
Kichton Construction LP is the Fort McMurray-based Heavy Civil entity within the Kichton Group of Companies, which has been operating since 1963. Kichton Construction LP commenced operations in 2019 as the industrial division of the Kichton Group to serve the Energy and Mining Industries throughout North America. Since inception, KCLP has grown sustainably and exponentially, starting with 30 experienced team members in 2019 to now over 400 team members and over 300 pieces of heavy equipment. KCLP is proud to continue operating alongside our Community Partner, the Chipewyan Prairie First Nation, as part of our NOHA/Kichton Joint Venture.
The Role
We are looking for experienced Rock Truck Operators to join our field operations team at the Syncrude MLX Project at Mildred Lake, approximately 45 km north of Fort McMurray, Alberta and for Saline Creek which is in the RMWB. This role reports directly to the Foreman and is responsible for driving 40-45 tonne articulated rock trucks (wiggle wagons)
This is non-camp work. Bussing is provided to and from Syncrude. Applicants must be local to Fort McMurray.
Location / Project Details
- Syncrude, Mildred Lake & Saline Creek
- 12-hour shifts (paid for 11.5 hours)
- 14 days on, 7 days off
- Days
- No accommodations provided – locals only
- Bussing provided from Fort McMurray to site (Syncrude)
- $60.00 per day LOA (Syncrude)
Compensation & Benefits
- $29-$36 per hour based on experience
- Overtime after 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week, whichever is greater
- 9.6% vacation and stat holiday pay on all regular hours
- Benefits after 90 days (50% employer paid)
- Extended Health & Dental, Travel, Paramedical Services, Life Insurance, Dependent Life Insurance, AD&D;
- Telehealth & EFAP programs
Key Responsibilities
- Safely operate 40-45 ton articulated rock trucks in an active oil sands mining environment or on a local civil construction site.
- Haul overburden, ore, aggregate, and other materials as directed
- Follow dispatch instructions and designated routes
- Conduct pre-operational inspections and complete required inspection documentation
- Monitor equipment condition and report defects or mechanical concerns promptly
- Maintain awareness of traffic patterns, right-of-way rules, and mine site hazards
- Work safely around shovels, excavators, dozers, graders, water trucks, and other mobile equipment
- Follow site procedures, production plans, and supervisor direction
- Maintain clean and organized equipment
- Participate in toolbox meetings, hazard assessments, and safety initiatives
- Achieve production targets while maintaining safe operating practices
- Complete daily logs and operational documentation accurately
- Communicate on radios.
Qualifications & Requirements
- Minimum 2 years of experience operating Rock Trucks in mining, construction, or oil sands environments
- Experience operating wiggle wagons or CAT 777, 785, 789, Komatsu 830E, 930E, or equivalent haul trucks considered an asset
- Must pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol test (Syncrude only)
- Robust understanding of mine-site traffic rules and safe operating practices
- Ability to work rotating shifts, overtime, as well as night shifts as required
- Physically capable of working outdoors in varying weather conditions
- Good English communication and comprehension skills.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
- Strong awareness of equipment blind spots and mine site hazards
- Excellent situational awareness and defensive driving skills
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
- Strong focus on safety, productivity, and equipment care
- Ability to adapt to changing site conditions and production requirements
- Reliable, dependable, and safety-focused
Working Conditions
- Active mining and oil sands environment
- Exposure to dust, mud, noise, vibration, and extreme weather conditions
- Long shifts including days and nights
- Overtime may be required based on project demands
- Work performed in varying ground and weather conditions
Safety Responsibilities
- Comply with all applicable OH&S; legislation, company policies, and client requirements
- Stop work when unsafe conditions exist
- Wear and maintain all required PPE
- Report incidents, near misses, hazards, and equipment concerns immediately
- Participate in ongoing safety training and competency evaluations
- Demonstrate a strong commitment to safety and environmental stewardship
📌 Rock Truck Operator, Local to Fort McMurrary (Canada)
🏢 Kichton Construction
📍 Canada