Loader Operator

Job ID: 523347 Position Title: Loader Operator Employment Type: Permanent, Full-time Location: Pickering, Compensation: $25.15 per hour Ready for your next challenge? Join us at CRH Canada! We’re 100 years strong; together we can reinvent the way the world is built.

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Redimix, a division of CRH Canada is hiring a Loader Operator!

Who We Are "Recognized as one of Greater Toronto's Top Employers and one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People, Ontario Redimix is a trusted partner in building communities. We deliver high-quality concrete along with expert advice and value-added services to support the construction of roads, highways, schools, homes, and commercial buildings. Committed to safety and reliability, we provide around-the-clock service at competitive prices.

As a proud member of Concrete Ontario, we reinforce our promise to consistently produce and supply concrete that meets the highest standards of quality. CRH Canada is proud to be a part of CRH, a global leader in building materials solutions. For the past 100 years, we have been developing innovative solutions to build the cities of tomorrow.

Globally, CRH employs 80,000 people at 4,000 operating locations in 28 countries and has market leadership positions in both North America and Europe. Why work with us? A global leader in construction services and materials

Rewarding career development in Canada and Internationally

Group Medical, Extended Health and Dental Plan

Pension Plan

Weekly payroll

Discounts on gym membership, telecommunications and home and auto insurance Position Summary Loader Operators are responsible for the completion of the day-to-day activities at their assigned plant location. This position is responsible for operating a front-end loader in the yard for the purpose of loading trucks and production equipment on-site. This position is also responsible for various other yard maintenance activities.

Responsibilities Follow safe work procedures and act safely in the workplace.

Completing daily and weekly plant inspections.

Maintain cleanliness of plant and yard.

Load aggregate material into trucks, trailers, bays and production equipment. Responsible for maintaining an accurate plant inventory of aggregate material.

Communicate quickly to Supervisor any issues that will impact production.

Train back up operators as needed.

Requirements Successful completion of a heavy equipment operator program from an accredited institution (asset).

Experience operating a front end loader (experience with a John Deere 644K or similar is an asset).

Completion of high school diploma or GED.

Valid Class G driver’s license.

Good communication skills (interpersonal, verbal, written). This job posting reflects an existing vacancy. Details will be clarified during the recruitment process, if selected. CRH Canada, does not directly use artificial intelligence to screen, assess or select applicants.

However, CRH Canada, does use Indeed.com to publicly advertise this posting and Indeed.com does use artificial intelligence as part of the screening process. More information about how Indeed.com uses artificial intelligence in their process can be found here: How Indeed Uses AI: Employer Tools and Responsible Use CRH Canada recognizes Canada’s diverse landscape. Accommodation is available upon request for applicants with disabilities throughout the recruitment and selection process.

Visit our website for more information: http://www.crhcanada.com

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