Crane Operator - P2Z

Kiewit; Fort Saskatchewan; On-site; CAD 61,992 - 84,033; Full time

Job summary

Kiewit is currently seeking experienced Crane Operators for the Path2Zero project in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The role requires operating Tadano RT cranes up to 100T and holding a valid Journeyman Crane Operator Ticket, plus a clean five-year driving abstract. Base wage starts at $53.20 per hour with night shift and ITC premiums, and overtime may be required.

Shifts Monday to Thursday, 10 hours, Friday 8 hours. Applicants must pass SureHire tests; no travel or living-out expenses provided.

Qualifications

• Experience with Tadano RT cranes up to 100T.
• Must hold a valid Journeyman Crane Operator Ticket.
• Clean five-year driver’s abstract is required.

Skills

Tadano RT cranes up to 100T

Crane operation experience

Education

Journeyman Crane Operator Ticket

Clean five-year driving abstract

Job description

Requisition ID: 185983

Position Summary

Kiewit is currently seeking experienced Crane Operators for the Path2Zero project, located in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.

Position Requirements

• Must have experience with Tadano RT Cranes up to 100T
• Possession of a valid Journeyman (JM) Crane Operator Ticket
• A clean five-year driver’s abstract is required

Compensation And Shift Details

• Base wage: $53.20 per hour as per CLAC Collective Agreement
• Nightshift: $3.00 per hour premium if working nights
• ITC Premium: $2.50 per hour on base hours (40 hours per week)
• Vacation pay: 6% on base hours (40 hours per week)
• Statutory holiday pay: 3.6% on base hours (40 hours per week)
• Shifts run Monday to Thursday, 10 hours per day; Friday, 8 hours
• Overtime and weekend work may be required

Additional Information

• Candidates offered a position must successfully complete SureHire Drug, Alcohol, and 50lb Fitness to Work tests
• No travel and living-out expenses provided
• Due to the volume of applicants, only those meeting minimum qualifications will be contacted

Project Information The Path2Zero project is a major clean energy initiative supporting the decarbonization of industrial operations in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Upon its completion in 2028, the facility will be Canada’s largest clean hydrogen production site and among the largest globally.

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