Portable Crusher Operator

**Working at Walker**

At Walker, your contribution matters. Become part of a team you can count on and where your health and safety are our priority. Our team of more than 1200 people work in environmental waste management and recovery, renewable energy, paving and construction, aggregates, and emulsions chemistries. We are a fifth-generation, family-owned company founded in 1887, operating from our base in the Niagara Region with facilities across Canada and the United States. We care about the environment, each other, and our neighbours, and give back to our communities. Join us on our journey to build a sustainable future, together.

**About the Job**

As a Portable Crusher Operator, you will operate and maintain the processing plants to process and/or manufacture company products. You will ensure the plants operate smoothly and comply with health and safety and environmental legislation, policies and procedures while producing high quality products.

Typical hours are Monday to Friday, morning and/or afternoon shifts, with Saturday work as required. Reporting directly to the Portable Plant Foreman, based out of our Severn location. The starting rate is $29.65

**What You’ll Be Doing**
- Provides routine inspection of machines and equipment to ensure systems are operating at optimum levels
- Prepares daily production reports for submission to Site Supervisor. Explains any significant variance to expected results
- Gains insight and knowledge into the efficient operation of the plant, by consulting co-workers and supervisors and attending training and development courses and seminars. Makes recommendations for improvement where practical
- Participates in and promotes safety and environmental awareness training
- Provides supervision to team of production workers to ensure that work is done accurately and efficiently. Provides guidance and motivation, to maintain and enhance competency levels and identify future training requirements
- The above responsibilities indicate the general nature and level of work expected. You may be asked to perform other duties, which may be assigned from time to time.

**Here’s What You Need**
- At least two (2) years of production experience or other relevant experience
- Experience operating a Loader and Skid Steer.
- Valid G Ontario Drivers License
- Demonstrated ability to plan and oversee the routine workload of a small team and provide constructive performance feedback
- Proficient verbal and written communication skills
- Proven ability to identify, analyze and resolve problems

**What’s in it for you**
- You become part of a team you can count on
- A comprehensive total rewards package and benefits to support your wellbeing
- Leaders who support your growth and success
- A workplace that provides the best health & safety practices in industry
- Give back to your community with two paid volunteer days annually and opportunities to become involved in events