Heavy Equipment Shop Labourer (Wood Buffalo)

Heavy Equipment Shop Labourer (Wood Buffalo)

07 Nov
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Fort McKay Group
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Wood Buffalo

07 Nov

Fort McKay Group

Wood Buffalo

Support heavy equipment technicians north of Fort McMurray with mechanical aptitude, shop organization, and protected work practices on a 14-on, 14-off schedule.As a Shop Labourer, you will assist technicians with basic mechanical tasks, equipment preparation, parts movement, and shop housekeeping. The full-time position is based at Alex & Alice Boucher Fort McKay Industrial Park. Work includes twelve-hour shifts on all days and requires eligibility to work on all sites. This safety-sensitive position requires pre-employment or pre-access testing, with possible client training and competency assessment.Key Responsibilities:Assist technicians with basic mechanical tasks under directionRemove guards, drain fluids, clean parts, and disassemble componentsSet up tooling, jacks, stands,



and cribbing for repairsPick up, deliver, and return parts and materialsMaintain clean, organized, and hazard-free shop work areasRequirements:Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learnAbility to lift 50+ pounds and work in shop conditionsValid Class 5 licence and satisfactory three-year driver abstractExperience in heavy equipment, mining, construction, or industrial shopsWHMIS, First Aid, or other safety certificationsApply mechanical aptitude and dependable safety practices while supporting technicians, equipment repairs, and organized shop operations at Fort McKay.

📌 Heavy Equipment Shop Labourer (Wood Buffalo)
🏢 Fort McKay Group
📍 Wood Buffalo

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