Camera Truck Operator Trainee

Wessuc Inc; Brantford; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

RRSP–DPSP matching

Boot allowance

Paid on-the-job training

Per diem and paid accommodation for on

Job summary

Wessuc Inc. in Ontario seeks a Camera Truck Operator Trainee to inspect underground sewer infrastructure using CCTV equipment, read maps, and complete daily reports. The role involves confined spaces work, set-up of traffic controls, and routine maintenance of camera gear.

Compensation starts at hourly wages with annual earnings projected at $60,000–$70,000 including shift premiums and overtime. Full-time, year-round with comprehensive benefits and training is provided.

Qualifications

• Mechanical and technical capability to operate equipment.
• Valid G driver's license.
• Safety certifications such as Confined Space Entry and Working at Heights are a plus.
• Ability to lift 75 lbs and work in confined spaces.
• Willingness to travel/out-of-town and night shifts.
• Strong teamwork and communication.

Responsibilities

• Use remote controlled CCTV equipment to inspect underground sewer infrastructure.
• Code inspections and record defects in CT Spec; submit daily reports.
• Read and interpret infrastructure maps to locate and fulfill project requirements.
• Complete required daily paperwork for safety and operations.
• Set up traffic control plans and signage per Book 7.
• Service equipment and perform preventative maintenance on camera crawler.

Skills

Mechanical inclination

Technical aptitude

G driver's license

Confined spaces capability

Plan and schedule work

Flexibility for long hours/out-of-town

Job description

As passionate stewards of our world, we champion clean water and fertile soil. Would you like to make a difference? When you join Wessuc, you’re joining a family-owned and operated company where people come first, and where values like Responsibility, Respect, Balance, and Joy guide everything we do. Our teams contribute to cleaner, greener, and more sustainable communities every day.

About the Role

As a Camera Truck Operator Trainee, you will:

• Use remote controlled CCTV equipment to inspect underground sewer infrastructure, including storm lines, sanitary lines and lateral lines;
• Code inspections and record defects in CT Spec; submit daily reports of completed inspections;
• Read and interpret infrastructure maps to locate, track, and complete project requirements;
• Complete paperwork as it relates to confined spaces, hazard analysis, vehicle inspections, and all other required paperwork as part of daily operations;
• Set up traffic control plans and signage efficiently and safely in accordance with Book 7;
• Service equipment on site and carry out preventative maintenance procedures to ensure that the camera crawler and related equipment are in proper working order.

About You

• Mechanical and technical inclination;
• Valid G driver's license;
• Safety certifications of Confined Space Entry and Working at Heights are an asset;
• Ability to work in confined spaces; walk, bend, and lift 75 lbs.;
• Flexibility to work a varied schedule, work may include 12+ hour days, out of town work and night shifts;
• Able to establish and maintain effective working relationships with staff, contractors and the general public;
• Able to plan and schedule assigned work to meet project timelines.

Make a Difference with Wessuc!

We offer the opportunity to make a difference with the work you do, and to work in a friendly, family owned and operated company that practices its values: Responsibility, Respect, Balance and Joy. Wessuc is one of Ontario's leading resources for municipal, industrial and agricultural wastewater infrastructure and processes, with a focus on turning waste into value.We take pride in our commitment to safety and our use of innovative waste solution technologies.

This opportunity includes:

• Competitive wages starting at $22-23/hour;
• Potential to earn $60,000–$70,000 annually, including shift premiums and overtime;
• Full-time, year-round work;
• Comprehensive benefits plan including health, dental, vision, and life insurance;
• Overtime paid after 44 hours per week;
• $150 boot allowance after one year of service;
• Company matching RRSP–DPSP program;
• Paid on-the-job training;
• Per diem and paid accommodation for out-of-town assignments;
• Supportive, team-oriented work environment.