Lead Heavy Plow Operator Role
10 hours ago
Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Canada
WesTower Communications Ltd.
Full-time
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Join a critical leadership position as a Heavy Plow Foreperson, ensuring safe equipment operation in utility plowing projects. Utilize your extensive skills in route logistics and heavy equipment maintenance.
As a Heavy Plow Foreperson, you will oversee complex plow train operations while guiding crew members toward excellence in safety and productivity. This specialized role demands deep understanding of rural operational challenges and the ability to resolve issues involving terrain while managing project logistics. Your mechanical expertise will be crucial in preventing disruptions and ensuring optimal performance in deep plowing contexts.
Key Responsibilities: • Direct coordinated plow train movements efficiently • Scout Right of Way for potential hazards ahead • Lead daily safety meetings for equipment interaction • Manage logistical tasks related to cable and fuel supply • Monitor quality control for proper cable placement
Requirements: • Minimum 5–8 years in utility construction roles • Class 1 or 3 driver’s license preferred • Valid Ground Disturbance Level II certification • Strong troubleshooting abilities in remote settings • Physically fit for rugged terrains and conditions
Leverage your leadership and mechanical skills to ensure effective operations in heavy utility plowing projects.
As a Heavy Plow Foreperson, you will oversee complex plow train operations while guiding crew members toward excellence in safety and productivity. This specialized role demands deep understanding of rural operational challenges and the ability to resolve issues involving terrain while managing project logistics. Your mechanical expertise will be crucial in preventing disruptions and ensuring optimal performance in deep plowing contexts.
Key Responsibilities: • Direct coordinated plow train movements efficiently • Scout Right of Way for potential hazards ahead • Lead daily safety meetings for equipment interaction • Manage logistical tasks related to cable and fuel supply • Monitor quality control for proper cable placement
Requirements: • Minimum 5–8 years in utility construction roles • Class 1 or 3 driver’s license preferred • Valid Ground Disturbance Level II certification • Strong troubleshooting abilities in remote settings • Physically fit for rugged terrains and conditions
Leverage your leadership and mechanical skills to ensure effective operations in heavy utility plowing projects.