Plant Operator (Full Time)

We are Canada Building Materials (CBM), a part of Votorantim Cimentos North America (VCNA).

Marys CBM is the building materials division of St. Our CBM Aggregates division is a leading producer of high-quality aggregate products with twelve sand and gravel operations and quarries competing in the Southern Ontario market which consumes over 140 million tonnes of aggregate annually.

We have a culture built on solid partnerships, long-lasting relationships, and opportunities for those who want to grow and be part of a diverse culture. Not only does our view include environmental impacts but also promoting healthy lifestyles and adding value to the communities that surround our operations and to society at large.

Start your rewarding career building Ontario's infrastructure!

CBM Aggregates is seeking a Plant Operator , based in Orillia .

This position is a permanent full-time vacancy.

Hourly rate: $31.74 - $33.74

Lead and foster our safety culture by performing pre-use inspections, hazard and near miss reports, and committing to working safely always.

Operate heavy equipment (loader, skid steer etc.), Training is provided!

Perform maintenance on plant equipment as needed, including changing screens, greasing, moving equipment etc.

Demonstrate teamwork and positive attitude towards colleagues, contractors, and customers.

Able to learn on-the-job and receive regular training.

Able to work with minimal supervision.

Ability to work up to 12-hour shifts – current hours are 6am – 5pm .

Must have reliable transportation to the location (not accessible by public transit).

Being part of VCNA is being part of building famous landmarks such as Toronto's CN Tower, Roy Thompson Hall, Maple Leaf Gardens and the Darlington Nuclear Station and Ryerson Centre, St. Riverside, Louis High-Speed Rail in Chicago and more

Competitive wages, ample overtime opportunity

Health benefits and competitive retirement saving plan (RRSP) with Company contributions and matching

CBM is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from all qualified persons.

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