Industrial Maintenance Skilled Labourer (Alberta)

Industrial Maintenance Skilled Labourer (Alberta)

06 Nov
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NorthStarHR
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Alberta

06 Nov

NorthStarHR

Alberta

Use mechanical experience in industrial maintenance with KPIC Maintenance Services across Edmonton, Saskatoon, Yorkton, or Regina, Saskatchewan. Support secure, quality work.
KPIC Maintenance Services seeks Skilled Labourers for grain handling, feed mill, and food processing facilities. You will support Millwrights, Welders, and Electricians while developing mechanical skills. The work includes equipment inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, preventative maintenance, installations, dismantling, and assembly.
Key Responsibilities: Complete assigned mechanical tasks safely, timely, and cost-effectively
Operate forklifts, skidsteer loaders, scissor lifts, and power tools
Support inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, and preventative maintenance
Use welding and cutting equipment accurately and effectively




Maintain tools, paperwork, trailers, and safe work areas
Requirements: Mechanical experience and basic industrial maintenance knowledge
Ability to work independently and within cross-functional teams
Willingness to learn from senior tradespeople and take direction
Ability to work in hot, cold, and grain-dust environments
Current First Aid, fall arrest, confined space, WHMIS, or CSTS training preferred
Apply mechanical troubleshooting, equipment handling, and safe work practices as a Skilled Labourer supporting KPIC industrial maintenance projects.

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📌 Industrial Maintenance Skilled Labourer (Alberta)
🏢 NorthStarHR
📍 Alberta

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