Kirby North Pipeline - Insulators, Helpers, Labourers and More - Camp/Travel - 14/7 Rotation
Enhance pipeline integrity delivering steady work rotations and accommodations.
Brock Canada is currently seeking workers for the Kirby North Pipeline project, offering various job opportunities in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The company is hiring for positions including insulators, insulator helpers, and labourers, with a focus on supporting the pipeline industry. Interested candidates should prepare for a 14 days on and 7 days off work schedule, enjoying full camp accommodations and travel arrangements from Edmonton or Saskatoon.
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Location
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Kirby North Pipeline Jobs - Brock Canada
Are you looking for pipeline job opportunities in Alberta and Saskatchewan? Then check out this opportunity to work at Brock Canada. They are currently hiring for insulators, insulator helpers, labourers, and more to work in the Kirby North Pipeline project.
All positions are on 14 days on and 7 days off work rotation. You will be working 10 hour work days frequent overtime as required. Full camp accommodations including meals and lodging. Travel to the site is provided from Edmonton or Saskatoon.
Available Positions
- Insulators
- Insulator Helpers
- Labourers
Minimum Requirements
- Updated Resume
- CSTS-09
- H2S Alive
- WHMIS 2015
- Fall Protection Certification (Preferred)
- Successful completion of a Drug and Alcohol Test
- Confined Space (would be an asset)
How To Apply
If you are interested in one of the pipeline job opportunities with Kirby North Pipeline project, you may click here to start the application process. Then select the country as Canada and select the position and complete the online application. In order to successfully submit your application, please include a copy of the required certifications and tickets.
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