Industrial Tank Cleaner | $28.00/hr plus $50/day LOA | Fort St. John, BCFort St. John, BC | Full-Time Contract (Shutdown) | Hotel ProvidedIndustrial Services / Tank Cleaning | Mid Level | Shutdown Rotation, 12 Hours per DayHiring now. Travel September 12, first shift September 13. Qualified candidates are being interviewed this week.GrizzlyTrek is hiring Industrial Tank Cleaners for a shutdown near Fort St. John, BC. The project starts immediately: travel day is Saturday, September 12, 2026 and the first shift is Sunday, September 13, 2026. The rate is $28.00 an hour plus overtime, your hotel is paid for, and you receive $50.00 a day for food while you are away from home. This is confined space work in full PPE and it is one of the most physically demanding jobs on any site.Position DetailsPosition Type Full-Time Contract (Shutdown)Location Near Fort St. John, BCStart Date Travel Saturday, September 12, 2026. First shift Sunday, September 13, 2026Schedule Shutdown rotation, 12 hours per dayCompensation $28.00 per hour plus applicable overtimeOvertime Time and a half after 8 hours in a day and after 40 hours in a week, double time after 12 hours in a day, per British Columbia employment standardsAccommodations Hotel accommodation provided, plus a $50.00 per day living out allowance for foodTickets Fall Protection, First Aid, H2S Alive, Confined Space Rescue, and a current mask fit test. All required, see belowExperience Heavy industrial or confined space experience preferredThe WorkYou will be cleaning industrial tanks and vessels on a shutdown, working inside confined spaces in a Tyvek suit, full face respirator and rubber boots. The days are 12 hours, the conditions are hot and enclosed, and the schedule does not move. Crews work under a supervisor with an attendant on the hole watch at all times. If you have done tank cleaning, industrial vac work or confined space entry before, you already know what this job asks for.What You'll DoWork for extended periods inside confined spaces, including tanks and vesselsPerform duties in full PPE including Tyvek suit,



full face respirator and rubber bootsSafely complete cleaning scopes in hot, enclosed environmentsMaintain constant communication with attendants and supervisors during confined space operationsSupport shutdown timelines by completing assigned scopes on scheduleTake part in pre-job hazard assessments, toolbox talks and safety meetingsFollow all client, site and GrizzlyTrek safety policies without exceptionWhat You BringAble to fit through an 18 inch manwayAble to work in hot, confined spaces for long durationsAble to wear full PPE, including respiratory protection, for extended periodsStrong physical endurance and mental resilienceWilling to travel to the Fort St. John area and stay in the provided hotel for the length of the shutdownCommitted to safe, respectful worksite behaviourRequired Tickets and Pre-Employment RequirementsAll of the following are required for this project. Tickets must be current and copies must be on file with GrizzlyTrek before you travel on September 12.Fall ProtectionFirst AidH2S AliveConfined Space RescueMask fit test, current, covering the respirators used on this site:AV2000 full facepieceAV3000 Sure Seal full facepieceHalf mask respiratorNice to HavePrevious tank cleaning, confined space entry or industrial vacuum experiencePrevious shutdown or turnaround experience in oil and gas, petrochemical or heavy industrial settingsConfined space rescue or high angle rescue experience beyond the basic ticketWork EnvironmentWork is performed inside enclosed industrial tanks and vessels under high heat while wearing full protective equipmentShifts are 12 hours per day for the length of the shutdownPhysically and mentally demanding work that requires sustained focus,



strength and strict adherence to safety proceduresWorkers are accommodated in a hotel near Fort St. John, BC, with a $50.00 per day allowance for foodCandidates must fully understand that this is difficult work and be prepared for uncomfortable conditionsWhy Tank Cleaners Take This JobThe work starts now, not next quarter. Your hotel is covered and you get $50.00 a day for food, so the wage stays in your pocket instead of going to a room and meals. Overtime starts after 8 hours in a day, and on 12 hour shifts that adds up rapid. Tank cleaning is hard, and the crews who show up and do it properly are the ones who get called first for the next shutdown.Pay is a gross hourly rate before deductions.What We Offer$28.00 per hour with overtime after 8 hours in a day and after 40 hours in a weekHotel accommodation provided, plus a $50.00 per day living out allowance for foodImmediate start with steady 12 hour days for the length of the shutdownSupport with onboarding, required documentation and safety ticketsOngoing mentorship, check-ins and workforce support from GrizzlyTrekCareer planning help for future shutdown and skilled trade opportunitiesLife insurance: $100,000 for the employeeAD&D insurance matching life insurance, with critical illness and cancer coverageDependent life insurance: $10,000 for spouse, $5,000 per childExtended health care: drug, hospital, hearing, orthotics, nursing and moreParamedical services: annual coverage for chiropractic, physiotherapy, massage and mental healthVision care: glasses, contacts, laser surgery and examsDental care: 80% basic ($2,500), 50% major ($2,500), $2,500 orthodontic coverage for childrenTravel insurance: up to $5,000,000 per incident for trips up to 90 daysAbout GrizzlyTrek Group Ltd.GrizzlyTrek Group is a Technical Workforce and Indigenous Employment Partner. We recruit skilled trades across Canada's industrial sector and place them with reputable employers offering long term work, fair pay, and room to advance. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates and proudly support Indigenous employment.

📌 Industrial Tank Cleaner - Shutdown Work (British Columbia)
🏢 Grizzlytrek Group
📍 British Columbia