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KBL, Western Canada’s leading environmental waste management company, is seeking a Labourer in Calgary, AB. You will support operators and supervisors by cleaning sites, moving materials, and performing routine maintenance on tools and equipment.
Requirements include 1–2 years in a similar role, a valid Class 5 license, ability to lift 55 lbs, strong mechanical aptitude, and excellent verbal communication. Travel across Western Canada and day/night shifts up to 12 hours may be required.
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Labourer
Calgary, AB
Reports to: General Superintendent
Department: Projects
At KBL, we do things differently. As Western Canada’s largest environmental waste management company—born in the North and built on resilience, we’ve grown by trusting our people, keeping them safe and backing bold ideas. We’re proud to be recognized as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies!
We are currently looking for a Labourer. The Labourer is responsible for supporting operators and supervisors to work safely and efficiently by cleaning the site, moving materials, and performing routine maintenance on tools and equipment. Labourers may be responsible for the safe operation of equipment, including rock trucks and packers. Projects may include demolition, remediation, and reclamation projects.
We’re committed to providing a safe, supportive work environment. Reasonable accommodations are available to those who qualify.
Founded in the North in 2006 and led by an EY Entrepreneur of the Year, KBL continues to grow with purpose and agility. We share our success with our people and invest in their well-being every step of the way.
KBL is committed to diversity and inclusion. Accommodations are available throughout the recruitment process. Please notify us if you require any.
Preference may be given to Indigenous applicants as per contractual requirements for certain postings. We encourage you to self-identify your Indigenous status and community on your resume if applicable.