Equipment Operator II - Paving Operations/ Snow and Ice Control

City of Edmonton•Edmonton, AB

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The City of Edmonton's Parks and Roads team is looking for a dedicated Equipment Operator II to join our Paving Operations and Snow and Ice Control crews. In this role, you will operate a diverse fleet of specialized machinery—from skid steers to sidewalk planers and flushers—to directly maintain the roadways and paths our communities rely on every day. When weather conditions change or machinery isn't required, you will seamlessly shift gears to collaborate with your team on general labour and truck driving tasks. Safety and environmental care are at the heart of everything we do, meaning you will execute your tasks in alignment with rigorous provincial, occupational health and safety, and environmental standards. If you are ready to bring your operational expertise to a dynamic team that values continuous improvement, we want to hear from you!

Requirements

Completion of the tenth (10th) school grade or equivalent
One (1) year of experience operating equipment such as a 5-tonne combi roller, crack cutter, flusher, tack truck, and skid steer
Ability to skillfully operate and maintain a diverse municipal fleet, including but not limited to MT, skid steer, Toolcat units, flusher trucks, sidewalk planers, concrete saws, crack cutters/routers, vacuum machinery, 5-tonne rollers, and tack trucks
Considerable knowledge of job tasks, rules, and safety practices associated with heavy equipment operation, paired with the physical strength and agility to perform demanding field work
Ability to respond proactively to unexpected site challenges, such as mechanical breakdowns or material variances, escalating major concerns to the supervisor when necessary
Exemplary customer service skills when interacting with the public on-site, demonstrating patience, professionalism, and a helpful attitude
Confidence to evaluate the roadworthiness of assigned equipment on-site, plan routes efficiently, and determine the safest method to complete a task
Flexibility to adjust to changing operational priorities, shift rotations, and variable weather dependencies
Ability to understand and precisely carry out oral and written instructions, maintain clear work records, and report field issues or public feedback constructively
Familiarity with the City of Edmonton’s geographic locations and routing
A deep commitment to a safe work environment, demonstrated by consistently completing FLRAs, following strict OH&S safety standards, and actively reporting incidents or near-misses to remedy issues immediately
Basic computer skills for email, data entry, and accurate timesheet submission
Ability to work effectively within a team and follow guidance from Crew Leaders
Alignment to our Cultural Commitments and Leadership Competencies
Embracing a culture of equity, diversity, reconciliation and inclusion
Valid Alberta Class 3 driver's licence (or provincial equivalent) with Air Brake Endorsement (Q) or higher
Successful candidates must be fit for a respirator, and compliance with the City of Edmonton's Code of Practice for Respiratory Protective Equipment, including medical monitoring, is a requirement of this position
Compliance with the City of Edmonton’s safety standards for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as wearing steel-toe boots, gloves, goggles, sunscreen, and coveralls
Possession of current Emergency First Aid, CPR-C, and AED certifications
Applicants may be tested

Responsibilities

Operate specialized equipment—including but not limited to MT, skid steers, Toolcat units, flusher trucks, sidewalk planers, concrete saws, crack cutters, combi rollers, and 5-tonne rollers—skillfully and safely with minimal supervision
Conduct mandatory pre-trip inspections, complete daily equipment check sheets, and perform routine maintenance to ensure all machinery is in top operating condition
Secure equipment properly for transport and ensure the hauling setup matches site requirements
Complete critical field documentation, including daily worksheets, logbooks, and Field Level Risk Assessments (FLRAs) for every location and task
Perform manual snow and ice control, general labour duties, and truck driving as operationally required
Proactively communicate equipment maintenance needs, site hazards, or public inquiries to your direct supervisor