Operator Driver

Thompson, MB

• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
• Defined-benefit pension plan for long-term financial security.
• Enjoy a work schedule that typically provides every second Monday off (subject to location and operational requirements), supporting a balanced approach to work, family life and community.

• Required to assist in the safe and efficient operation of the marine vessel, including taking the necessary actions to ensure the safety of life, the vessel, and the prevention of marine pollution while working within the corporate established health and safety management system, Transport Canada Marine Guidelines, Rules and Regulations, and all other applicable policies and procedures.
• Assist in operating the vessel in full compliance of regulatory, seafaring and Manitoba Hydro standard operating practices, procedures and policies.
• At the direction of the Operations Maintenance Supervisor and the boat captain, oversee and assist with general maintenance.
• Assist in the safe operation of the Tugboat, Self-Propelled Barge, heavy equipment, snowmobiles, ATV and other light equipment.
• Must be able to operate a knuckle boom.
• Perform rigging requiring knowledge of slings, cables, sheaves, etc., in accordance with established safety rules and regulations.
• Perform utility duties, such as regulatory inspections of fuel systems, earth dykes, control structures, and stoplogs.
• May be required to work from scaffolds, work platforms, in confined spaces and outdoors in all climatic conditions.
• Ability to provide direction and training to junior personnel and to plan, organize and schedule work activities.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Minimum Grade 10 education, plus the necessary experience to operate the assigned equipment.
• Be able to attain a MED A2 certificate.
• Be able to attain FA2+ or Marine First Aid.
• Possess Manitoba Hydro Equipment Operator's Permit appropriate to the equipment to be operated.
• Possess knowledge of the equipment in its use and service requirement.
• Possess a valid Transportation of Dangerous Goods Certificate.
• General knowledge of Transport Canada Guidelines.
• Experience at a Hydraulic Generating Station would be an asset.
• Be capable of performing all the duties of the position.
• Physically capable of working at heights, in adverse weather conditions and unusual work environments such as noise or dust.
• Capable of understanding and following written and oral instructions, plans and sketches of small projects.
• Capable of working with minimum supervision.
• Ability to work harmoniously with fellow employees.
• Be familiar with and adhere to Manitoba Hydro safety manual and approved practices and procedures related to Hydraulic Generating Stations.
• Possess an approved set of personal hand tools.