The Value of Claystone Waste
People are our most important asset, and we invest heavily in them through competitive wages, outstanding benefits, plus project performance bonuses and other perks. You will assist us in nurturing an environment of fairness, diversity, and inclusion – a workplace that is safe and respectful. Here, we encourage everyone to embrace their individual talents, backgrounds, and expertise, fostering transformative results for our clients.
The Landfill and Compost Facility is located near Ryley, AB, a short commute from the east side of Edmonton and we are expanding with a Waste Transfer Station in West Edmonton.
Claystone Waste Ltd. is a western Canadian leader in waste management. Their vision is to develop innovative solutions for the safe disposal of waste and enhance the quality of life for the people in the communities that they serve.
Claystone Waste Ltd. was established as a municipally controlled corporation in 2020. The landfill has been in operation since 1992 to service the waste management needs of communities within Beaver County, Alberta. The size and complexity of their operations have grown since that time, and now Claystone Waste is a western Canadian leader in waste management servicing a diverse range of municipal and industrial customers.
They have enjoyed steady growth and financial success despite the persistent economic recession in Alberta and their commitment to all their stakeholders; employees, residents, and municipal shareholders, remains a top priority.
We are searching for an Compost Equipment Operator to join the team at Claystone. This is an on site role for the Compost Facility in Ryley, AB as needed.
The Compost Equipment Operator is responsible for the safe, efficient and effective operation of a variety of heavy construction equipment used at the Claystone Waste Ltd. (CWL) compost facility.
The Compost Equipment Operator will follow the established CWL policies and procedures in the execution of her/his duties, including adherence to the CWL Occupational and Health Safety & Environment (HSE) Program. Responsibilities will include:
- Performing routine assignments in the safe operation of heavy equipment used in compost operations;
- Successfully operate various heavy-duty equipment with considerable care and attention (i.e. front end loader, screener, mixer, skid steer);
- Responsible to build aerated compost rows and follow the procedures necessary to turn the received organics in Category A and B finished compost;
- Responsible to screen primary compost to separate over’s and wood chips from the primary compost material;
- Monitor row moisture and apply water to each row as required;
- Monitor stormwater and leachate pond levels. Remove volume as required;
- Maintain a clean facility free from loose litter and debris;
- Performing work assignments received from superiors, normally without close supervision. Work will be reviewed and evaluated in terms of the care exercised in operating and maintaining equipment, as well as promptness, completeness and quality with which the assigned work is performed;
- Prepare and present pre- and post-trip documentation, as well as safety reports (near miss and incident reports) as required;
- Willingness to obtain an Alberta Compost Operator Certificate within 12 months of hire
- Supporting other landfill and trucking staff and mentoring less experienced staff assigned to related work duties. This includes assistance as required during the absence of other staff due to illness, vacation or other leave;
- Other operations duties as may be reasonably assigned by the Director of Facilities, Landfill Supervisor, or designate.
The Compost Equipment Operator will be expected to comply with all CWL plans, policies and procedures, including codes of ethics and behavior, and health, safety and environment programs, and present a professional and respectful image on behalf of CWL. This position will adhere to organizational Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) compliance and the CWL HSE program policies and procedures in the course of completing projects and assignments.
The Compost Equipment Operator will possess:
- Considerable skills in the safe operation and use of heavy construction and equipment typically used for compost/landfills and other civil works;
- Exhibit initiative and responsibility as well as an understanding of the capabilities of the equipment being operated;
- Knowledge, skill and ability to operate equipment safely and be able to avoid accidents;
- Knowledge, skill and ability in the maintenance and servicing of the equipment at the work site, or when the equipment is in the shop for repair, servicing and/or maintenance;
- Ability to carry out written or oral instructions;
- Exhibit a high level of initiative, work performance and responsibility in the operation of equipment and the performance of duties;
- Formal trade school training in the operation of heavy construction equipment is desirable;
- Valid class 5 Alberta driver’s license.
employee must be available monday to saturday.
This is a 40 hour per week position with occasional overtime.
