Product Tester – Remote in Kamloops

Company: Infracon Group of Companies

Location: Western Canada — potential project locations may include Hope, 100 Mile House, Merritt, Dawson Creek, Kamloops, and surrounding areas

Type: Full-Time / Project-Based

Wage Range: $26.00 – $32.00 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications

About the Role

The Infracon Group of Companies is seeking experienced Rock Truck / Haul Truck Operators for potential upcoming civil construction, mining, and pipeline maintenance work across Western Canada. This role is best suited for a safety-focused operator with experience operating rock trucks, articulated haul trucks, or similar heavy equipment in active construction, mining, earthworks, or industrial environments. The successful candidate will be responsible for safely hauling, dumping, and moving materials such as rock, gravel, clay, sand, overburden, and other construction materials throughout project sites.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate rock trucks, articulated haul trucks, or similar equipment safely and efficiently
• Haul and dump materials including rock, gravel, sand, clay, overburden, and other construction materials
• Follow designated haul routes, traffic patterns, speed limits, and site instructions
• Load and dump materials in coordination with excavators, loaders, dozers, graders, and supervisors
• Maintain safe spacing and communication with other trucks, equipment, and workers on foot
• Operate on uneven terrain, slopes, haul roads, active work areas, and changing ground conditions

Site & Crew Support

• Work closely with supervisors, forepersons, equipment operators, labourers, and traffic control personnel
• Communicate clearly with loading equipment operators and ground crews
• Assist with safe and efficient movement of materials across the project site
• Follow site sequencing and production requirements as directed
• Adapt to changing project priorities, weather, haul routes, and site conditions
• Represent the Infracon Group of Companies professionally on project sites

Equipment Care & Maintenance

• Complete daily pre-use inspections and equipment checks
• Report equipment deficiencies, maintenance issues, damage, or safety concerns promptly
• Maintain equipment in a clean, safe, and work-ready condition
• Follow proper start-up, shut-down, fueling, parking, and maintenance procedures
• Monitor equipment performance throughout the shift and report concerns early
• Operate equipment within safe working limits and manufacturer guidelines

Safety & Compliance

• Follow all company, client, and project safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices
• Participate in daily safety meetings, toolbox talks, field-level hazard assessments, and site orientations
• Maintain strong situational awareness around active equipment, haul roads, workers, slopes, traffic, and changing site conditions
• Use required personal protective equipment at all times
• Identify and report hazards, incidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions
• Follow all site-specific traffic management, haul road, dumping, and loading procedures
• Demonstrate a strong commitment to safety, quality, and teamwork

What You Bring

• Experience operating rock trucks, articulated haul trucks, or similar heavy equipment
• Previous experience in civil construction, mining, earthworks, road construction, pipeline, or industrial project environments is considered an asset
• Strong commitment to safe equipment operation and following site procedures
• Ability to work safely around other equipment, haul trucks, ground crews, and active production areas
• Good communication skills and ability to follow direction
• Reliable, punctual, and willing to travel for project-based work
• Ability to remain alert and focused during repetitive haul cycles
• Strong awareness of changing ground conditions, slopes, traffic patterns, and site hazards
• Team-oriented attitude with a willingness to support project needs

Qualifications

• Previous rock truck, haul truck, or articulated truck operating experience is preferred
• Experience in civil construction, mining, pipeline maintenance, road construction, drainage, reclamation, utilities, or earthworks is considered an asset
• Valid Class 5 driver’s licence and reliable transportation are preferred
• Equipment operator training or relevant certifications are considered an asset
• Ground Disturbance, CSTS, WHMIS, First Aid, H2S Alive, or other safety certifications are considered assets depending on project requirements
• Ability to work outdoors in varying weather and site conditions
• Ability to travel to project locations throughout Western Canada as required
• Must be eligible to work in Canada
• Drug and alcohol testing may be required depending on client, site, or project requirements

Working Conditions

• Project-based work in various locations throughout Western Canada
• Potential project areas may include Hope, 100 Mile House, Merritt, Dawson Creek, Kamloops, and surrounding regions
• Work may take place in civil construction, mining, industrial, pipeline, roadwork, reclamation, or remote project environments
• Outdoor work in varying weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, snow, dust, mud, and uneven terrain
• Exposure to active equipment, traffic, noise, haul roads, slopes, excavations, and changing site conditions
• Shift schedules, rotations, overtime, and travel requirements may vary by project
• Living out allowance, camp, travel, or other project-specific arrangements may apply depending on location and project terms
• Wage range of $26.00 – $32.00 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications
• Full-time and project-based opportunities may be available
• Benefits and applicable company programs may be available based on employment status and eligibility
• Project-specific compensation terms, travel, LOA, rotation, or accommodation details may vary by assignment
• Opportunity to support civil construction, mining, and pipeline maintenance projects across Western Canada

What Success Looks Like

• Materials are hauled, dumped, and moved safely, efficiently, and according to site direction
• Equipment is inspected daily, maintained properly, and kept work-ready
• Haul routes are followed safely with strong awareness of traffic, ground conditions, and other site activities
• Communication with supervisors, loading equipment operators, ground crews, and other truck operators is clear and professional
• Work areas, loading zones, and dump areas are used safely and kept organized
• Hazards are identified early and reported appropriately
• Projects are supported through safe, dependable, and productive haul truck operation

Why Join Us

• Work with an experienced civil construction and industrial services team
• Support a variety of projects across Western Canada
• Gain experience across civil, mining, roadwork, earthworks, reclamation, and pipeline maintenance projects
• Be part of a company focused on safe production, quality work, and operational excellence
• Contribute to infrastructure and resource-sector projects that support communities and industry across the region