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General Labourer - Indigenous employment opportunity
grizzlytrek
Cambridge Bay · NU · ca
16d ago
93%
Strong
Job description
General Labourer, Community Power Plant Project, Cambridge BayCambridge Bay, Nunavut | Full-Time ContractConstruction / General Labour | No Experience Required | 3 Weeks On, 1 Week OffPosition TypeFull-Time ContractLocationCambridge Bay, Nunavut (local hire, you sleep at home)Schedule3 weeks on, 1 week offHours12-hour days, overtime after 8 hours in a dayCompensation$30.00 per hour, paid weekly by direct depositDurationSteady work into 2028ExperienceNone required. We will train you.CertificationTickets are an asset, not required. Site orientations provided.Hiring PriorityInuit enrolled under the Nunavut AgreementAbout GrizzlyTrek Group Ltd.GrizzlyTrek Group Ltd. is an Indigenous-owned workforce partner. We invest in our people, relationships and partners so that motivated, ready-to-work individuals meet real job opportunities. We work across Canada in construction, mining, oil and gas, utilities and power generation, with a particular focus on career opportunities for Indigenous people and communities.The RoleGrizzlyTrek is hiring local labourers in Cambridge Bay for construction of the new community power plant, on behalf of our valued client, an Edmonton-based power generation contractor working for Qulliq Energy Corporation. Steady work into 2028.Work at home, on the plant that keeps the lights on. You do not need industrial experience to start. Site orientations are provided and the crew will train you on the job.Inuit Hiring PriorityPriority will be given to Inuit enrolled under the Nunavut Agreement. If you are a beneficiary, please say so in your application.What You'll DoGeneral site labour: material handling, cleaning, painting, grindingHelp the pipefitters and electricians run piping, cable and cable trayKeep the work area clean and safe every dayFollow the site safety plan and the orientations we give youWhat You BringFit for physical work, indoors and outdoors, in winter conditionsReliable, on time, able to work a 12-hour daySteel-toed boots. We supply the rest of the PPE.Legally entitled to work in CanadaPreferred QualificationsFirst aid and WHMISFall protectionAerial work platformLoader or telehandlerAny previous construction, camp or trades helper experienceWork EnvironmentActive power plant project, indoors and outdoors, in northern conditionsLocal hire, so you are home every night. The rotation still sets the work schedule.Full PPE required at all times. Orientations are provided before you start.The Pathway: Indigenous Talent StreamThis is a pathway job. Labourers who show up and learn can move toward a trade apprenticeship through our Indigenous Talent Stream.We do the apprenticeship paperwork with you: registration, trade school planning, and training funding applications where you are eligible.Contract to permanent with no placement fee in the way. When a GrizzlyTrek worker converts to a permanent hire with the client, our fee is waived.Mentorship and check-ins on site from day one.What We Offer$30.00 per hour, paid weekly by direct deposit12-hour days with overtime after 8 hours in a day3 weeks on, 1 week offA pathway to apprenticeship through the Indigenous Talent StreamOpportunities for overtime based on operational requirementsLife insurance: $100,000 employee / $10,000 spouse / $5,000 per childAD&D insurance with critical illness and cancer coverageExtended health care: drugs, hospital, hearing, orthotics, nursingParamedical services: chiro, physio, massage, mental health (annual coverage)Vision care: glasses, contacts, laser surgery, and examsDental care: 80% basic ($2,500), 50% major ($2,500), $2,500 ortho for childrenTravel insurance: up to $5,000,000 per incident (trips up to 90 days)Ongoing training and career development supportApply now at https://grizzlytrek.applytojob.com/applyFree AI Resume Enhancement Tool | AI Job Assistance available