Backcountry Builder 1: Build in Remote Wilderness

Applytojobs; Courtenay; On-site; CAD 32,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full health and dental benefits

Equipment allowance

Paid Personal Park Days

Flexible schedule

Job summary

43K Wilderness Solutions is seeking permanent, full-time Builder 1s to join a small crew on Vancouver Island's wilderness projects. You will build structures under a Foreperson, using framing, concrete and metal work in remote, camp environments.

Roles include operating tools and equipment, adhering to health, safety, and environmental plans while collaborating with local communities and First Nations. Projects vary—from helicopter-access bridges to trail construction and off-grid buildings—and

Qualifications

• Minimum 1 year construction experience including framing, concrete, and metal.
• Power tool experience with chainsaws.
• Backcountry experience and work-camp exposure are assets.
• Valid Class 5 license and endorsement for towing are required.
• Intermediate First Aid and Transportation Endorsement are required.

Responsibilities

• Operate a variety of hand and power tools and small machinery.
• Work on all aspects of builds with limited amenities.
• Follow safety plans and environmental plans.
• Work independently in small crews to execute work plans.
• collaborate with local communities and First Nations with respect

Skills

Construction experience

Framing

Concrete

Power tools

Backcountry experience

Driver's license

Chain saws

Education

First Aid (Intermediate)

Transportation Endorsement

Class 5 Driver’s License

Tools

Chainsaws

Survey equipment

Small machinery

Towing equipment

Job description

43K Wilderness Solutions is seeking permanent, full-time Builder 1s to join a small crew on Vancouver Island's wilderness projects. You will build structures under a Foreperson, using framing, concrete and metal work in remote, camp environments.

Roles include operating tools and equipment, adhering to health, safety, and environmental plans while collaborating with local communities and First Nations. Projects vary—from helicopter-access bridges to trail construction and off-grid buildings—and