Millwright apprentice Jobs in Fort McMurray, AB

The Role We are currently recruiting for experienced Apprentice and Journeyman Pipefitters t o join our team join our team join our team for an ongoing project at CNRL Horizon.

The schedule is a 10 days on, 4 days off rotation (10/4), camp and flights from Edmonton or Calgary provided.

Compensation/Benefits CLAC hourly wages Payday is every Friday Company contributed RRSP & Pension contributions Benefits after 300 hours Paid training 10% vacation and stat holiday pay on regular earnings OT at 1.5 after 8 hours per day Job Duties/Responsibilities Journeyman Pipefitters: Read and interpret piping isometrics, P&IDs, and project drawings.

Expertly measure, cut, thread, groove, bend, assemble and install metal, plastic and fiberglass valves, pipes, fittings Join pipe sections and secure in position Use test equipment to check systems for leaks Install supports, valves, piping and control systems Mentor and train apprentices in safe work practices and trade skills.

Complete tasks in line with OCL and industry standards, procedures and practices Apprentice Pipefitters Assist Journeymen with daily tasks in pipefitting installation and maintenance.

Learn to read and interpret drawings and specifications.

Measure, cut, and prepare materials under supervision.

Maintain cleanliness and organization of work areas.

Follow safety protocols and participate in toolbox meetings.

Demonstrate eagerness to learn and progress in the trade.

Skills/Qualifications/Education Journeyman: Certified Journeyman Pipefitter/Steamfitter with Red Seal endorsement preferred.

Apprentice: Registered as an Apprentice Pipefitter/Steamfitter.

Previous experience in an industrial construction environment Valid safety tickets (OSSA, CSTS-2020, WHMIS 2015, H2S Alive, First Aid, Fall Protection, AWP, Confined Space) Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Ability to work with cranes and rigging-pick out the appropriate size weight ratings Physically capable of performing job duties including but not limited to: bending, lifting and working in various weather conditions Ensure a safe team environment Adhere to all company and worksite safety and quality processes and procedures Strong communication skills Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol test Must be legally eligible to work in Canada Who We Are OCL Group Inc., is proudly 100% Canadian owned and operated.

We are a privately held, employee-owned, fully integrated general contractor with design-build solutions across Western Canada.

We have been serving the energy and municipal infrastructure markets since 2009. The formation of OCL was a direct result of a few long-tenured industry professionals with entrepreneurial spirits, wanting to get back to their roots and build an organization where people matter.

Formed in 2009, OCL started their first project and began building around a business model focused on “People” and “Doing the Job Right”. Learn more about OCL here: www.oclgroup.ca OCL Group Inc.

is an equal opportunity employer.

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