Looking for employment

[kw12]

Been searching for a new job and figured why not try the forum as there will probably be like minded people on here. Ive been in the construction industry for over 10 years. Mostly concrete experience but have done a little bit of everything. If there is anyone looking for employees and want to chat some more pm me.

Thanks
Kw12

[Newview01]

Come try your hand at flatwork in Lethbridge. Nobody else around here seems to know what they are doing.

[TheDuchess]

CN rail is extremely busy and hiring a bunch of positions.
Conductors require no previous experience and make about 70 thousand to start after qualifying. Only thing is you work at any time, day or night and outside all year round, doesn't matter how hot or cold it is.
http://jobs.cn.ca/mobile/en/resultats.sn

[mediumrare]

CN is good once you gain some seniority.best job going for a high school education..

[Dweb]

Looking for 1st year sheet metal ventilation apprentices , pm me if interested

[gordfishing]

Looking for snow shovelers in Airdrie/Calgary area
wages plus
season ending bonus plus
guarantee monthly wage
early starts
must have good attitude

pm for details

[Coyotebutcher]

PCL is really looking hard for carpenters and labourers. Just go into PCL builders office and fill out an application, they will probably interview you immediately and hire you.

[ditch donkey]

Originally Posted by mediumrare

CN is good once you gain some seniority.best job going for a high school education..

Yeah, best job going for a high school education for a reason. I looked into it. Went through all of the steps, got offered a position. But they can keep it. Zero schedule, junk shifts til you build seniority. Then progress to engineer, and start at the bottom again.

You can still go camping they say. As long as you take two vehicles, so you can leave your family at the lake. And are still able to report within 2 hours.

[TheDuchess]

Originally Posted by ditch donkey

Yeah, best job going for a high school education for a reason. I looked into it. Went through all of the steps, got offered a position. But they can keep it. Zero schedule, junk shifts til you build seniority. Then progress to engineer, and start at the bottom again.

You can still go camping they say. As long as you take two vehicles, so you can leave your family at the lake. And are still able to report within 2 hours.

I get plenty of time off to do things, it's just a different kind of lifestyle. My trips usually take under 30 hours and I can take 24 hours off, and after a certain amount worked, 48. If you go hard you can reach your work allotment and have a week to a week and a half off every month. You just need to get used to not having every weekend off. I enjoy having week days though; this week I'll be out hunting while most other people are working.

[drhu22]

Originally Posted by gordfishing

Looking for snow shovelers in Airdrie/Calgary area
wages plus
season ending bonus plus
guarantee monthly wage
early starts
must have good attitude
pm for details

That is a tough job if you are a bit out of shape like I was... be mentally prepared to put in a hard day, and bring extra water and food if there was a fresh, large snowfall.

[Stustage]

Originally Posted by kw12

Been searching for a new job and figured why not try the forum as there will probably be like minded people on here. Ive been in the construction industry for over 10 years. Mostly concrete experience but have done a little bit of everything. If there is anyone looking for employees and want to chat some more pm me.

Thanks
Kw12

sureway construction out of edmonton is hiring equipment operators.

canwest concrete cutting and coring is hiring a concrete finisher in calgary.