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Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo in Anzac, Alberta, is seeking a hands-on Equipment Operator II for a temporary full-time role in Public Works, Rural Operations. The position involves operating heavy equipment to support water and wastewater distribution and waste management, with a 12-hour shift pattern and 84 hours every two weeks.
The incumbent will read underground blueprints, perform routine maintenance, and participate in standby duties within the municipality, with a likely end date
Position Type: Temporary Full Time
Fixed Term Duration: Anticipated to end December 31, 2026
Bi-weekly Working Hours: 84 hours bi-weekly
Shift/Work Schedule:5/4 12-hour shifts
Department/ Branch: Public Works, Rural Operations
Job Location: Anzac
Pay Level:PL10
Rate: $48.18
COLA:Bi-Weekly - $480
Closing Date (dd/mm/yyyy):20/09/2026
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (RMWB) is looking for passionate, skilled and forward-thinking individuals to join our Public Works Department — a team that keeps our region running smoothly every day.
From road maintenance and fleet management to park enhancements and snow clearing, our Public Works team plays a critical role in daily life across the region. We’re seeking a hands‑on professional who is committed to public service, enjoys meaningful work and excels in fast-paced environments.
If you take pride in seeing your work in action and want to contribute to a team that powers the municipality—this is your place.
Under general supervision, operate assigned equipment involved in the distribution, collection, and disposal of water, wastewater, and waste management in the region.
As an employee of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, the incumbent is responsible and accountable for knowing and working in accordance with the Safety Policy. The incumbent must work in such a way as not to endanger himself/herself, fellow employees, or the public.