Heavy Equipment Operator

Company Description Stuber’s Construction Group is a construction services provider committed to delivering reliable, high-quality work across a range of civil and commercial projects. The team focuses on safety, efficiency, and durability in every job, with an emphasis on meeting project timelines and client expectations. Stuber’s Construction Group values skilled tradespeople and equipment operators who take pride in their work and contribute to a positive, respectful jobsite culture. The company offers opportunities to develop technical skills and advance within the construction industry. Employees are encouraged to bring forward ideas that improve processes, safety, and project outcomes.

Role Description The Heavy Equipment Operator is a full-time, on-site role based in Barrhead, AB. This role is responsible for safely operating heavy equipment such as excavators, loaders, dozers, and other machinery to support excavation, grading, and general construction activities. Day-to-day tasks include reading and following site plans, setting up equipment, performing basic pre-start inspections, and coordinating with site supervisors and crew members to complete assigned work. The Heavy Equipment Operator will load and move materials, assist with trenching and backfilling, and ensure work is completed to specification while maintaining clean and organized work areas. This role also involves monitoring equipment performance, reporting any issues promptly, and adhering strictly to company safety procedures and regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated skills in Heavy Equipment and Equipment Operation, including safe use of excavators, loaders, and similar machinery.
• Experience with Excavation tasks such as trenching, grading, and site preparation for construction projects.
• Ability to perform Equipment Maintenance, including routine inspections, minor repairs, and reporting mechanical issues.
• Familiarity with Used Equipment, including assessing equipment condition and operating older or varied machinery safely.
• Valid equipment operator certification or license, and a clean driving record; Class 3 or equivalent is an asset.
• Knowledge of construction site safety practices and relevant occupational health and safety regulations.
• Ability to read and interpret basic construction drawings, grades, and instructions from supervisors.
• Strong communication skills, reliability, and the ability to work effectively in varying weather and site conditions.
• Previous experience in civil construction, earthworks, or related fields is preferred.