Truck Driver II (Road Maintenance)

Region of Peel; Caledon; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A municipal government in Ontario is seeking a qualified Truck Driver II for temporary positions in Caledon. The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining road safety by transporting materials and operating equipment, alongside performing road inspections. Candidates must possess a DZ license and have at least one year of relevant experience. Enjoy additional pay in lieu of benefits, support for pension enrollment, and a respectful work culture.

Benefits

14% additional pay in lieu of benefits

Voluntary enrolment into OMERS pension plan

Annual uniform and cleaning allowance

Flexible Work Scheduling Provisions

Access to learning and development resources

Qualifications

• Minimum one year job-related experience.
• Training in Commercial Vehicle Operations Registrations (CVOR) is required.
• Ability assessment will be conducted by Fleet Safety.

Responsibilities

• Transport construction and maintenance materials and equipment.
• Operate a combination unit for plowing and snow removal operations.
• Perform routine road patrol duties and inspect road system assets.

Skills

Ability to read, write and understand English

Physically able to perform all duties

Experience in Commercial Vehicle Operations

Education

Minimum grade 12 education or equivalent

Class 'DZ' license in good standing

Job description

Truck Driver II (Road Maintenance)

Public Works – Transportation

Two Temporary Full‑Time Positions (6 Months)

Pay: $33.85 - $35.51 per hour

CUPE LOCAL 966 - Public Works

Work Mode: Onsite

Location: 2941 King Street, Caledon

Hours of Work: 40 hours per week (4‑day flexible work schedule currently in effect)

Shift work will be required during winter months. Stand‑by rotation and overtime opportunities.

Who we are

We dedicate ourselves to keeping your commute safe and comfortable through a comprehensive year‑round maintenance program. Our dedicated crews tackle a variety of tasks to ensure smooth and reliable roadways. During the summer our crews install guideposts and guiderails, perform landscaping duties such as mowing grass, tree and brush removal, and maintain drainage systems by cleaning ditches and culverts. In the winter our focus shifts to snow and ice management, which involves erecting and removing snow fences, stockpiling salt and sand, and conducting night patrols for snow plowing. These comprehensive maintenance efforts ensure that the roads remain safe and passable throughout the year.

Position Overview

Under general supervision, you'll play a vital role in maintaining Peel Region's road network by performing both manual and equipment operating duties.

In this role you will

• Transport construction and maintenance materials and equipment.
• Be responsible for all aspects of the load including tarping and tie‑downs; may be required to assist in unloading.
• Operate a combination unit for plowing, de‑icing material spreading, liquid applications for anti‑icing, road watering, and snow removal operations.
• Perform snow clearing and material spreading activities in conjunction with contracted equipment in single or echelon format.
• Operate sewer flusher equipment for the purpose of road and entrance culvert cleaning activities.
• Perform routine road patrol duties and inspect road system assets and attributes and provide accurate feedback to foreperson/supervisor, identifying possible causes and suggesting remedies.
• Accurately complete forms and reports both via written form and electronically using computer software.
• Be accountable for tools, equipment and vehicles as assigned.
• May assist/perform other seasonal vehicle maintenance/repair duties such as mount/dismount of plow and harness.
• Apply Ministry and Regional safety precautions and procedures while performing duties and report Health & Safety hazards.
• Maintain a neat appearance and perform duties in a way that conveys a “positive image” of the Region.

What the role requires

• Minimum grade 12 education or equivalent.
• Class “DZ” license in good standing.
• Minimum one year job‑related experience.
• Physically able to perform all duties and requirements of the job.
• Able to read, write and understand and speak English.
• Must be capable of accurately completing work forms and reports.
• Training in Commercial Vehicle Operations Registrations (CVOR) is required.
• Ability assessment will be conducted by Fleet Safety.

Perks @ Peel and why you will love working for us

• 14 % additional pay in lieu of benefits.
• Voluntary enrolment into OMERS pension plan.
• Annual uniform and cleaning allowance.
• Flexible Work Scheduling Provisions (FWSP) where applicable.
• Supportive leadership and a culture of respect and inclusion.
• Access to learning and development resources.

Preference will be given to qualified candidates who are currently in the CUPE Local 966–Public Works bargaining unit.

Interview

Our recruitment process will include video conference technology or may be in‑person.

Additional Information

Peel Region is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone is respected and valued for their contributions, and where everyone is treated fairly and has the opportunity to grow and develop. As one of the most diverse regions in Canada, we are committed to establishing a qualified workforce that is reflective of the population we serve. Peel Region is committed to providing accommodations throughout the recruitment process, upon request. If you require accommodation, please notify us and we will work with you to meet your needs. Accessible formats and communication supports are available.

Please contact zzg‑[e-mail] for accommodation inquiries.