Call-In Highway Maintenance Worker/Operator - Coleman

Volker Stevin; Municipality of Crowsnest Pass; On-site; CAD 28,000 - 41,000; Part time

Job summary

Volker Stevin is seeking a Call-In Highway Maintenance Worker/Operator for the Coleman area in Alberta. This on-call, seasonal role focuses on safely operating snowplows, maintaining road safety, and supporting highway maintenance during winter conditions.

The position requires a valid Class 3 or 1 license with air brake endorsement, willingness to work on-call and night shifts, and adherence to safety and environmental standards. Pre-employment drug/alcohol testing is required.

Qualifications

• Valid Class 3 or 1 Driver’s License with air brake endorsement, and a clean driver’s abstract.

Responsibilities

• Safely operate snowplow trucks to clear snow and ice on assigned routes.
• Respond to call-ins with short-notice scheduling.
• Support safety culture and follow QA/QC standards for road maintenance.
• Perform vehicle and equipment inspection and routine maintenance.

Skills

Snowplow operation

Heavy equipment operation

On-call flexibility

Night shift readiness

Job description

Call-In Highway Maintenance Worker/Operator - Coleman

PT - Seasonal Coleman, AB, CA

6 days ago Requisition ID: 1380

At Volker Stevin, our employees are key to the success of every project, contributing to the legacy we build within the communities we serve. If you're ready to take on a challenging, hands-on role where safety, teamwork, and growth are paramount, we encourage you to join our dynamic team. Together, we’ll continue to set the standard for excellence in construction.

We’re looking for reliable Call-In Worker/Operators to join our Coleman team for the winter season. This is an on-call position perfect for someone looking for a great second job, extra income, or hands‑on experience in highway maintenance.

How You’ll Add Value

• S afely operate snowplow trucks to clear snow and ice from assigned routes
• Respond to call-ins with approximately 12+ hours' notice
• Actively contribute to the safety culture, promoting a safe and productive work environment
• Ensure proper signage, traffic control measures, and emergency response for weather events, accidents, and wildlife hazards
• Maintain well‑stocked maintenance facilities and complete necessary documentation, including logs, reports, and safety records
• Safely transport hazardous materials and manage traffic in high‑volume work zones and emergency situations
• Maintain, service, and inspect company equipment, vehicles, and facilities, ensuring proper care and security
• Follow labour laws, company policies, safety regulations, and environmental compliance, while applying QA/QC standards for highway maintenance, road safety, and hazard assessments
• Perform in an outdoor setting, which could include inclement weather, heat and humidity, and exposure to dust and asphalt
• Operate additional heavy equipment as required to support project needs

What You Bring

• Valid Class 3 or 1 Driver’s License with air brake endorsement with a Driver’s Abstract showing no more than 6 demerits and no major infractions
• Experience in operating and performing minor maintenance on light, medium, and heavy equipment is considered an asset
• Prior snowplow or heavy equipment experience is an asset, but not required — training provided
• Be able to work on call and perform on night shifts when needed

Note: Pre-employment Drug and Alcohol Testing will be required.

How We Make It Count

• Long-Term Careers: Join a team with an average tenure of 7.3 years across all roles
• Seasonal Rehire Loyalty: 44% of seasonal employees return year after year
• Professional Growth: Access 500+ training courses in safety, upskilling, and leadership development
• Unlimited Potential: Be part of a company that supports your goals and helps you succeed

Our Commitment to You

Safety Isn’t Just a Priority—It’s a Value. Safety is woven into the fabric of who we are and how we operate. It’s not a box we check off; it’s a commitment that guides every decision we make, every process we implement, and every project we undertake. Because at the end of the day, when we say safety is a value, we mean it’s a promise we make to our people, families, and the communities we serve.

True to Our Word, True to Our People. Our culture is grounded in humility and authenticity, with a deep commitment to family. We believe in supporting each other, no matter the role or title. When we say we care, we mean it—our actions match our words. Everyone is empowered, valued, and respected, because being 'true to our word' means being 'true to our people.'

Interesting Projects and Skill‑Building Work. Volker Stevin is known for its ability to take on complex projects of all sizes, from large‑scale infrastructure builds to specialized niche developments to highway maintenance and more. This diversity in project scope and complexity means that our employees have access to new opportunities across our family of companies that challenge them to think creatively and develop new skills.

Join a Team Where People Truly Matter

Since 1996, Volker Stevin Highways has been committed to keeping Alberta’s highways safe and well‑maintained. Our teams work year‑round on provincial and municipal infrastructure, ensuring that roads, bridges, and culverts remain accessible for everyone. Our commitment to Safety, People, and Performance ensures we get the travelling public where they need to go. Today, we maintain approximately 30% of the provincial road network, covering 18,500 lane kilometres.