Materials Coordinator / Driver

ROHL Global Networks Inc. is a diversified infrastructure company based in Western Canada, with expanding operations across North America. Originally established as a leading provider of telecommunications and utility infrastructure design and construction, ROHL has strategically grown into real estate development and management, solar energy systems, and power infrastructure, serving enterprise, government, and wholesale clients.

From building fiber optic and high‑voltage systems to delivering solar farms and enabling AI‑driven data centers and EV infrastructure, ROHL plays a critical role in powering the future of Canada’s built environment.

We are seeking a driven and safety‑focused Materials Coordinator / Driver who takes pride in keeping operations moving and projects on track. This role is perfect for someone who thrives in a fast‑paced environment, takes ownership of material coordination and delivery, and plays a key part in ensuring crews have what they need, when they need it. The ideal candidate is highly organized, dependable, and energized by being at the center of project success while working in dynamic field conditions.

The Role

Reporting to the Construction Superintendent, the Materials Coordinator / Driver supports construction operations by ensuring the timely delivery of materials, effective inventory management, and seamless coordination between suppliers and project teams. This role is critical to maintaining productivity across ROHL job sites.

Key Responsibilities: Driving & Delivery (Approx. 50%)
  • Safely operate company vehicles to transport materials, tools, and equipment to and from project sites
  • Load, unload, and secure materials in accordance with safe handling and transportation requirements
  • Complete daily logs, inspections, and maintenance records in compliance with company policies and applicable Federal and Provincial regulations
  • Perform routine vehicle inspections and coordinate maintenance to ensure safe and reliable operation
  • Monitor inventory levels to support ongoing and upcoming construction projects
  • Coordinate with the Construction Superintendent and site supervisors to forecast material requirements
  • Order materials and track deliveries to ensure timely availability and minimize project delays
  • Maintain accurate records of inventory, purchase orders, and receipts
  • Conduct regular inventory counts and reconcile discrepancies
Physical Requirements
  • Ability to lift and carry 75+ lbs
  • Ability to perform physically demanding work, including lifting, bending, and repetitive tasks
  • Ability to wear required PPE, including hearing protection in high‑noise environments
  • Comfortable working in various weather conditions, including heat and cold
  • Exposure to construction environments, including noise, vibration, and site‑related hazards
What You Bring

The following are required for this role:

  • Valid Class 1 or Class 3 Driver’s License with Air Brake Endorsement and a clean driving abstract
  • Reliable transportation to access reporting location (not transit accessible)
  • Previous truck driving experience, preferably in construction or a similar field environment
  • Experience with materials coordination, inventory management, or procurement considered an asset
  • Strong organizational skills with a high level of attention to detail and accuracy
  • Strong communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to work independently when required
  • Physically capable of loading, unloading, and handling construction materials
  • Comfortable using basic computer applications (e.g., Microsoft Office)
  • Knowledge of transportation regulations and load securement standards
  • Basic understanding of construction materials and site operations
  • Experience using inventory or material tracking systems
What We Offer
  • Competitive compensation aligned with your experience and skill set
  • Comprehensive benefits package, including dental, vision, and extended health coverage for you and your family
  • Employer‑matched Group RSP/TFSA program to support your financial future
  • Ongoing training and professional development to support your growth and advancement
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