
Equipment Operators
Join the Team at Janzen Steel Buildings
Equipment operators play a key role in keeping projects moving efficiently and safely at Janzen Steel Buildings. From site preparation to material handling, our work depends on skilled operators who take pride in precision, safety, and teamwork. Based near Saskatoon, our projects span commercial and agricultural steel buildings across Saskatchewan.
If you enjoy working with heavy equipment, value a well-organized job site, and take satisfaction in contributing to high-quality construction projects, Janzen Steel Buildings offers an environment where skills and experience can continue to grow.
Why work with Janzen Steel Buildings?
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Competitive compensation and benefits
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Opportunities to expand skills and advance your career
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A supportive, safety-first team culture
Known for reliability and quality construction, Janzen Steel Buildings continues to build strong projects—and strong teams. Those interested in being part of that work are encouraged to connect and learn more.
Equipment operators are responsible for:
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Safe and efficient operation of various heavy equipment such as(but not limited to) Loaders, skid steers, excavators, bull dozers and forklifts.
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Conducting daily inspections of equipment to check for any defects, malfunctions, or wear-and-tear.
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Understanding GPS and surveying systems.
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Performing basic maintenance tasks on equipment, including lubricating moving parts, replacing worn-out components, and cleaning equipment to prevent dirt buildup.
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Ensuring that equipment is properly cleaned and stored after use to extend its lifespan and reduce breakdowns.
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Safely load, transport, and unload materials such as dirt, gravel, concrete, and debris using heavy machinery.
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Transport equipment between different work locations, ensuring that it is secured properly on trucks or trailers.
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Ensure compliance with legal requirements when moving oversized or heavy machinery across public roads.
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Operate equipment following safety protocols to ensure personal safety and the safety of co-workers and bystanders.
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Read and interpret construction plans, blueprints, or project schematics to understand project requirements.
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Use bulldozers, graders, skid steers, and other equipment to grade land, level ground, or prepare surfaces for construction.
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Follow company safety guidelines and government regulations to avoid accidents and ensure a safe working environment.
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Be mindful of weather conditions, such as rain or extreme temperatures, and adjust equipment operation accordingly to prevent accidents or equipment failure.
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Keep records of equipment usage, maintenance schedules, and safety checks.
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Work efficiently to meet project deadlines and stay within budget, ensuring that equipment is operated at peak efficiency and downtime is minimized.
