Job Description

Job Summary

BAT Construction Ltd. is a Canadian leader in Slope Stabilization and Geotechnical Construction, and we are expanding to meet the growing demand for our expert services. We are currently hiring experienced Driller across Western Canada. BAT Construction has a proven record of providing skilled employees to provide high-quality results, all while focusing on safety. BAT Construction is the ideal environment to grow your Drilling experience.

As a Driller, you'll be an integral part of field operations, responsible for geotechnical slope remediation, anchoring, scaling, mesh and rockfall systems, structural inspections, and related industries are an asset. In addition, you'll be part of a dynamic team that works on industrial and geotechnical projects, where you'll perform critical drilling operations using rope access techniques in diverse environments.

Our Drillers work closely with BAT's Leadership Team as well as clients and contractors and will consistently build and maintain these relationships by aligning with our

Core Values

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The ideal candidate will have strong civil construction experience. Applicants with a thorough understanding of heavy equipment operation, ground support, or heavy-duty mechanics may be given preference. Geotechnical or engineering education is considered an asset.

We are looking for individuals who are dependable, adaptable, capable and flexible of working in remote locations on rotational schedules.

Applicants may be required to travel and work in remote locations. If you're ready to take on a rewarding field-based leadership role in one of Canada's most important industrial sectors, we want to hear from you.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Verify location, angle, and depth of drill locations before drilling and confirm it is safe to move forward with the process. Perform daily and routine maintenance on equipment to ensure safety and functionality. Check gauges, monitor drilling condition and pay close attention to equipment to decide if it needs to be altered or adjusted during drilling. Complete drilling and anchor installation logs Ensure all drilling is being completed safely as per regulations, drawings, designs, and special provisions. Use knowledge of soil or rock conditions to determine which drilling equipment is appropriate for each job. Stop, start, and control machine drilling speed and align as well as position drills to stabilize machines. Regulate downward pressure, rotary speed, and air pressure, depending on the type of material the drill is moving through. Changing procedures and settings for each individual job as needed. Bore or drill holes in rock for grouting, anchoring, blasting, or building foundations, working with other members of the crew to ensure accuracy and safety. Follow all protocol and standard operating procedures to guarantee safety and compliance on the job site and keep team members safe from injury. Position and assemble casing pipes, augers, machines and other equipment with the appropriate hand and power tools. Cap and mark all open bore holes. Direct and train drilling swampers. Wear a respirator when and where required by safety protocols and job demands, ensuring a proper seal and fit at all times. Ensure Flexibility; BAT Construction has multiple project sites across Canada that operate at any given time (day or night) thus flexibility is required regarding work schedules, hours, rotations, shifts, and locations. Employees are expected to adapt to these changes as required by the company. Ensure professional demeanour, conduct, and commitment to BAT's core values of Safety Driven, Integrity, Quality, Flexibility, and Team Spirit.

Requirements

Strong understanding of techniques, tools, and equipment. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Physical stamina and strength for manual tasks and working at height. A commitment to safety protocols and a proactive approach to risk management. Valid driver's licence and ability to travel to job sites as required. First Aid certification and other relevant safety certifications are an asset. Valid driver's licence and ability to travel to job sites as required. Previous 1-2 years of anchor drilling experience Strong mechanical and problem solving skills CSTS (completed before 2019) or Site Ready BC CSO Ground Disturbance WHMIS

Preferred Qualifications

Experience in ground support systems or geotechnical construction. Experience with hollow bar anchors is an asset. Oil Sands experience is an asset. Knowledge of safety regulations and legislation relevant to work at height and drilling operations.
Job Types: Full-time, Seasonal

12 hour shifts either 2 weeks on, 1 weeks off (day shifts) or 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off (night shifts)

Work Location: In person

Job Types: Full-time, Seasonal

Pay: $45.90-$48.20 per hour

Application question(s):

Have you previously worked with BAT Construction? How many years of experience do you have in the construction industry? Do you know what BAT Construction's Core Values are? Are you eligible to work in Canada? Applicants for employment must either be Canadian citizens or possess work authorization which does not require work visa sponsorship by the employer and they must have residence in Canada. This job requires the use of a respirator; is there any reason you are unable to wear a respirator? Do you have your Blasting Certification? Do you have First Aid Level 3 Certification? Do you have a valid driver's licence?
Work Location: In person