Heavy Equipment Operator Class 3 - CRI

JOB OFFER 

Heavy Equipment Operator Class 3 

TEMPORARY LONG-TERM UNIONIZED POSITION 

POSITION TO FILL 1 

HOURLY RATE 42,51 TO 47,01$ 

Code MI26-35 

DEADLINE TO APPLY MAY 29TH, 2026 

The work location is at Nunavik and the normal work schedule is on a rotation of 6 weeks: 3 weeks worked (77 hours 

per week, 7 days a week) followed by 3 weeks for rest. 

PRIVILEGES & BENEFITS

▪ Competitive remuneration, coupled with additional benefits such as bonuses, as well as a comprehensive range of social

benefits including group insurance, a generous retirement plan, telemedicine, the PAE, and many more.

▪ Enriching and stimulating learning opportunities.

▪ A friendly, committed, and collaborative working environment.

FUTURE CHALLENGES 

Reporting to the Pit Supervisor, the Heavy Equipment Operator, primarily a truck driver, will also occasionally be required to 

operate the heavy machinery used at the mine. 

▪ He carries out his tasks while adhering to current safety standards (road safety and health and safety).

▪ He is responsible for inspecting his equipment before and after his shift.

▪ If necessary, he performs any other tasks requested by his supervisor.

PROFILE REQUIRED

▪ Having Have worked at least 2000 hours as a heavy machinery operator.

▪ Must be capable of operating at least 2 of the following equipment: Loader 966, compact loader, dozer D3 and D6, an

articulated dump truck 35T, a 40T mine truck, a 75T mine truck.

▪ Possession of a general explosives permit is mandatory.

▪ Has successfully completed a heavy equipment course or has experience deemed equivalent.

▪ Due to frequent interactions with French-speaking team members, bilingualism (French/English) is an asset that

facilitates and enhances our internal communications.

SKILLS SOUGHT 

▪ Working within a diverse and multicultural team.

▪ Demonstrating autonomy, dynamism, positivity, respect, teamwork, and versatility.

▪ Having the ability to work under pressure while maintaining good interpersonal relationships.

The masculine is used for the sole purpose of lightening the text and designates both the feminine and the masculine. 

Only the selected candidates for an interview will be called.