Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Operations Worker III Snowfighter (Inventory) Open Casual Expression of Interest Moncton DistrictWho we are?The work we do has a positive impact on our communities and helps improve the everyday lives of New Brunswickers. Together, we are over 45,000 New Brunswickers who are passionate problem-solvers, who make a difference and are proud to call New Brunswick home.The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure's mission is to contribute to New Brunswick's economy and quality of life by providing and supporting sustainable infrastructure that allows for the safe and efficient movement of people, goods and government services to the public. Not only is the department responsible for managing over 18,000 kilometers of provincial highways, but it also manages the planning, design and construction of hospitals, schools and other government buildings.What you will do?The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is seeking individuals to create an inventory for existing and future casual snowfighter opportunities in the Highway Maintenance crews within the Moncton District during winter operations. The Moncton District includes divisions in Petitcodiac, Hillsborough, Indian Mountain/Salisbury, Cap-Pelé, Sackville/Port Elgin, Shediac, Moncton, Harcourt/Acadieville, Kouchibouguac, Rexton, Bouctouche/St-Marie, Cocagne. As an Operations Worker III, you will work under the direction of the Highway Supervisor and be responsible for: Performing skilled duties in the construction and maintenance of highways. Managing safe and efficient operation of a variety of heavy equipment, including a one-person plow during winter operations as requested, per the procedures set by the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. Performing normal maintenance and minor repairs on assigned equipment; preparing and maintaining work records on the operation of the assigned equipment. Ensuring roads are safe for public use through plowing and placing sand and salt on roads. Work environment: Work location: Various division locations Work holidays, weekends, shift and/or variable hours Work in adverse road and weather conditions We promote a scent-reduced environment Who you are?Key behavioural competencies: Teamwork and Cooperation Effective Interactive Communication Flexibility Results OrientationEssential Qualifications: Completion of grade ten (10) and a minimum of three (3) years' experience in the operation of heavy construction equipment. Possession of a valid New Brunswick Class 3 driver's license with endorsement for air brakes is also required.An equivalent combination of education, training and experience may be considered.Depending on the location applied for, written and spoken competence in English and/or French will be required. Please state your language capability.Please attach a copy of your driver's license with your application. Applicants must clearly demonstrate the essential qualifications to be given further consideration. Résumés should be in chronological order specifying education and employment in months and years including part-time and full-time employment. Please ensure that your preferred language of assessment is identified in your resume.Appointment to these positions will be restricted to local area residents. Please indicate for which location you wish to be considered. Asset Qualifications: Preference may be given to candidates that demonstrate the following asset: One Person Plow Certified Subject to the response to this competition, candidates may be required to demonstrate on their application the asset qualification in addition to the essential qualifications to be given further consideration.SALARY: $23.72 per hour, based on 40-hours per weekProviding a safe workplace for all. Your health and safety are important to us. GNB has implemented preventative measures across the organization to ensure your health and safety.How to apply? We encourage applicant
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