Equipment Operator

Job Summary: At GFL, our Equipment Operators do more than collect waste and recycling—they represent our commitment to safety, efficiency, and premier customer service. In this key role, you will safely operate heavy equipment, perform daily maintenance, and keep your community running cleanly and smoothly.    Job Summary: At GFL, our Equipment Operators do more than collect waste and recycling—they represent our commitment to safety, efficiency, and premier customer service. In this key role, you will safely operate heavy equipment, perform daily maintenance, and keep your community running cleanly and smoothly.  Why GFL: Competitive Pay: Individual pay is determined by responsibilities, experience, and location.  Comprehensive Health Benefits: Full employer-paid medical, dental, and vision coverage for you and your family.  Retirement Savings: Company-matching RRSP/DPSP program to secure your financial future.  Nationwide Career Growth: Clear pathways for advancement across GFL’s growing national network.  Employee Support: Full access to our confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP).  Green for Life Perks: Exclusive employee discount programs, perks, and team recognition initiatives.  Requirements: Licensing: Valid Class 3 driver’s license with a clean Driver’s Abstract. Driving Experience: Minimum 1 year of commercial driving experience (or completion of an accredited truck driving school program).  Equipment Operation: Demonstrated ability to safely operate heavy equipment regularly including a Landfill Compactor, Dozer, Excavator, and Rock Truck.  Safety Commitment: Ability to successfully satisfy all company standards for safety-sensitive operational roles.  Reliability: Strong attendance record and flexibility to support early morning start schedules and operational overtime when needed. Education: High school diploma or general education degree (GED). Completion of a recognized heavy equipment course. Ability to obtain Landfill Operations Certification if needed.  Additional: Must be self-motivated and a reliable team-player. Ability to perform the four basic functions of math and to be able to read and understand the meaning of equipment gauges.  Responsibilities: Safe Operation: Safely operate heavy equipment, assess incoming material for disposal to determine the contamination rates, determine when contamination levels are exceeded and communicate accordingly.   Safety Inspections: Perform inspection and maintenance checks of equipment daily. Grease/lubricate equipment, check and add fluids to equipment daily.  System Operations: Skillfully operate heavy equipment systems using proper techniques to prevent equipment damage. Clean trash and mud from tracks of heavy equipment by pulling and or cutting material away from tracks and gear mechanisms at least once daily or more frequently if needed.  Reporting & Maintenance: Promptly report any mechanical write-ups, hazards, or safety…