Building a Career

Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd. (KPCL) is a family-owned and operated business that got its start in 1953. We have a long track record of safely constructing key infrastructure projects in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba. Today we employ upwards of 300 people during peak construction season and have a modern fleet of more than 220 pieces of heavy construction equipment. We are building today for tomorrow – to build your career with us, apply now!

We are currently seeking Junior Site Project Coordinators to join our team on large projects within the potash mining and heavy civil sectors around Saskatchewan.

Position Overview:

The Junior Site Project Coordinator (4-8-12-16-month co-op term) will work with on-site project management and engineering staff, in conjunction with client project staff to achieve project success. This role will play an integral part in keeping the team organized and on schedule by completing assigned duties from senior staff.

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Key Responsibilities:

• With direction from the Project Managers, assisting with the general operations of the project which involves developing/mapping layouts, organizing and monitoring surfaces, and grade checking where required in the execution of the heavy civil project;
• Work closely with Superintendents, Foreman and HSE Advisors to ensure daily activities are carried out safely and economically;
• Overseeing the project to ensure that it is executed on time and delivered economically, efficiently, and effectively, all within compliance of the required standards and specifications of the client;
• Monitoring and reporting on project progress including daily reports, construction schedules, delays, and damages;
• Completing, interpreting, reviewing, and approving survey work to confirm designs and contract quantities for payment;

An ideal candidate:

Would possess the willingness to learn Trimble GPS systems, office 365, and survey work. Having familiarity with civil construction and heavy equipment would be beneficial to succeeding in this role, along with prior quantity surveying experience or familiarity with the concept.

Education should include working towards a degree/diploma/certificate in a related discipline such as engineering, geomatics & surveying, or civil technology is preferred. Candidates will have to pass a pre-employment drug & alcohol screening (including cannabis) as well as have a valid driver’s license to meet role requirements.

Candidate should plan for work rotations that are 11 days on, 3 days off, with an 11/12 hour day as standard, overtime is required, and 4 days are taken off for long weekends.

What we can offer you:

We can offer you the opportunity to work on some of the largest earthworks projects in the region alongside a high-achieving team of people who will recognize and reward your hard work. Employee comprehensive benefits, a retention bonus, and excellent off-site accommodations such as meals & camp services are things we will provide so that you can succeed with us!

If building a career and earning a great living within a rewarding industry interests you: Apply to careers@kpcl.ca and it will go straight to our hiring team for review -we’ll teach you the rest.

Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd. (KPCL) is a family-owned and operated business that got its start in 1953. We have a long track record of safely constructing key infrastructure projects in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba. Today we employ upwards of 300 people during peak construction season and have a modern fleet of more than 220 pieces of heavy construction equipment. We are building today for tomorrow – to build your career with us, apply now!

We are currently seeking Lowbed Truck drivers to join our team in transporting heavy equipment around Western Canada.

Position Overview:

The Lowbed Truck Driver will work with the equipment Fleet Manager and other staff to safely transport heavy equipment around Saskatchewan, Alberta & Manitoba. This will involve pulling over-dimension/overweight pieces of heavy equipment requiring proper load securement, permitting, and pilot trucks at times.

Key Responsibilities:

• Operating semi-trucks & low-bed trailers in a safe and efficient manner, within their designed specifications
• Maintain pre-trip inspection documentation, logbook documentation, and permitting
• Working with other crew members to safely transport equipment to the destination
• Chaining/securing/hauling loads properly in all weather conditions
• Pull low-bed combos from 6 axles up to 13 axles (85 ton)
• Dealing with traffic
• Ability to operate equipment for loading
• Winch truck experience is a value
• Completing inspections and working with the maintenance division on repairs
• Doing other tasks as required when not low bedding including truck trailer maintenance, operating, etc.

An ideal candidate:

An ideal candidate would be someone who enjoys trucking and heavy haul transportation. This person would enjoy the challenge of pulling unique loads on specified routes to locations across Canada. The candidate should also enjoy working with a team of maintenance staff and management to deliver equipment in a timely manner to ongoing construction projects.

Candidates will have to pass a pre-employment drug & alcohol screening as well as have a valid Class 1A driver’s license with abstract to meet role requirements.

Candidates should be based relatively close to either Saskatoon (Clavet) or Estevan, SK where are heavy haul units are dispatched from.

Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd. (KPCL) is a family-owned and operated business that got its start in 1953. We have a long track record of safely constructing key infrastructure projects in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba. Today we employ upwards of 300 people during peak construction season and have a modern fleet of more than 220 pieces of heavy construction equipment. We are building today for tomorrow – to build your career with us, apply now!

We are currently seeking Heavy Duty Mechanics to join our team on large projects within the potash mining sector around Saskatchewan.

Position Overview:

The Heavy Duty Mechanic will work with on-site equipment and maintenance staff, in conjunction with supervision staff to achieve maximum machine uptime. This role will play an integral part in keeping the job site safe and productive by completing maintenance duties and other repairs on a large and diverse fleet of earth-moving equipment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Efficiently troubleshooting, diagnosing and performing cost-effective repairs on heavy equipment and trucks, light vehicles and other assets as needed;
• Inspecting and performing regular maintenance or as needed repairs on heavy equipment and trucks, light vehicles and other assets as needed;
• Ability to read electrical and hydraulic schematics proficiently;
• Documenting tasks completed as part of repairs and preventative maintenance program, including ability to use tablet in completion of tasks;
• Adapting to meet changing priorities, and helping resolve issues and concerns arising in the field on a timely basis

An ideal candidate:

Would possess proficiency in troubleshooting and diagnosing problems that arise on a fleet of equipment that is primarily CAT. This person would also enjoy an onsite environment and having to improvise in a field setting.

Education such as a red seal/other schooling or prior work experience in a related discipline such as serviceman, fuel/lube tech etc. will be needed. Candidates will have to pass a pre-employment drug & alcohol screening (including cannabis) as well as have a valid driver’s license to meet role requirements.

Candidate should plan for work rotations that are 11 days on, 3 days off, with an 11/12 hour day as standard, overtime is required, and 4 days are taken off for long weekends.

What we can offer you:

We can offer you the opportunity to work on some of the largest earthworks projects in the region alongside a high-achieving team of people that will recognize and reward your hard work. Employee comprehensive benefits, a retention bonus, and excellent off-site accommodations such as meals & camp services are things we will provide so that you can succeed with us!

If building a career and earning a great living within a rewarding industry interests you: Apply to careers@kpcl.ca and it will go straight to our hiring team for review.