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Polycor Inc. is seeking a dedicated Utility Operator to monitor and run our utility systems, ensuring safe, efficient operations in a dynamic plant environment. You’ll perform routine maintenance, keep precise records, and support safety initiatives.
The role requires a high school diploma or equivalent, with bonuses for utilities certifications. Expect full-time hours, overtime as needed, and a union-friendly work environment with SE Laborers Local 515.
We are seeking a dedicated and skilled Utility Operator to join a team that provides material for monuments, universities, and landmarks seen around the world. The Utility Operator plays a crucial role in maintaining the efficiency and safety of our operations. This position involves monitoring and operating various utility systems and equipment, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and performing routine maintenance tasks. The ideal candidate will be proactive, detail-oriented, and able to work effectively in a role that keeps you moving, lifting, and working with your hands!
Note: Any experience deemed equivalent will be considered. Please note that the Polycor Group is committed to employment equity and all applications will be treated confidentially. We will only communicate with candidates who have been selected for consideration.
Polycor is a world leader in the natural stone industry. Founded in Quebec City in 1987, Polycor employs over 900 people in Canada and the United States. Its world-class reputation comes from a great legacy of stone work on historical landmarks and institutional, commercial and residential projects. For more information, visit Polycor's website and follow the company on its various social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.
Polycor is an equal opportunity employer.
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