Group of Companies is a leading utility infrastructure contractor helping power communities across Canada and the United States. Built on family roots, we value safety, hard work, and getting the job done right for our clients. Transmission & distribution line projects throughout Ontario.

On-site - rotation Full-time, temporary Schedule: Project-based rotation, initially anticipated to be 21 days on / 7 days off or 6 days on / 1 off. Frequent overtime and weekend work may be required to accommodate project schedules.

Travel: Travel to project sites throughout Ontario is required.

Travel support: Eligible for a $200 per day living-out allowance (LOA), where applicable while working away from home. Group of Companies is a leading utility infrastructure contractor helping power communities across Canada and the United States. Built on family roots, we value safety, hard work, and getting the job done right for our clients.

Transmission & distribution line projects throughout Ontario. On-site - rotation Full-time, temporary Schedule: Project-based rotation, initially anticipated to be 21 days on / 7 days off or 6 days on / 1 off. Frequent overtime and weekend work may be required to accommodate project schedules.

Travel: Travel to project sites throughout Ontario is required.

Travel support: Eligible for a $200 per day living-out allowance (LOA), where applicable while working away from home. Working under the direction of a Foreman or Lead Hand, the Equipment Operator supports construction activities through the safe and efficient operation of heavy equipment. You will follow site plans, complete daily equipment checks, and maintain equipment in accordance with operating requirements, company policies, and site procedures.





This opportunity suits an experienced operator who values reliable equipment operation and working closely with a construction crew. You will work with a range of heavy equipment on major infrastructure projects across Ontario, with opportunities for growth in an organization that places a strong emphasis on safety and teamwork. Operate heavy equipment as assigned, including loaders, dozers, telehandlers, graders, excavators, Lodrils, and vibratory hammers.

Follow site plans, equipment operating manuals, the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act, applicable construction regulations, company policies, and site procedures. Perform daily pre-use and post-use safety and maintenance checks, keeping safety and quality central to each task. Work closely with the construction team to understand assigned tasks, coordinate equipment activities, and provide feedback on field requirements.

Complete routine cleaning, greasing, and maintenance, and advise the Fleet Foreman of maintenance or repair requirements. Maintain complete and current equipment inspection, maintenance, and daily check documentation. Ensure heavy equipment is safely and securely stored when not in use.

Equipment operator training or certification appropriate to the equipment being operated. Three to five years of experience operating heavy equipment,



including excavators, loaders, skid steers, and crawler tractors. Ability to read and follow site plans and work effectively with a construction crew while maintaining a robust safety focus.

Strong understanding of equipment operating manuals, inspections, and preventative maintenance requirements.

Experience operating telehandlers, graders, dozers, Lodrils, vibratory hammers, and other heavy equipment is an asset.

Experience on powerline, utility, transmission, civil construction, or related infrastructure projects is an asset.

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Class G driver’s licence or Class AZ licence with a Z (air brake) endorsement is an asset. Applicable crane operator certification or licensing, or lifting equipment training, is an asset. We make employment decisions based on job-related qualifications and do not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, ancestry, national or ethnic origin, citizenship, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, marital or family status, genetic information, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

Employment is subject to the requirements of the applicable role, location, project, and employing entity. Depending on the position, this may include verification of work authorization, background screening, review of driving records or driver’s abstracts, drug and alcohol screening, credential verification, client or site-access requirements, and other pre-employment conditions permitted by applicable law. Accommodations are available throughout the recruitment process in accordance with applicable law.

📌 Equipment Operator - Construction (Travel Required) (Greater Sudbury)
🏢 Forbes Bros. Group of Companies
📍 Greater Sudbury