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Clearway

Dump Truck/Tag -Along Driver

Concord, ON · On-site

CA$34/hr

Valid Class AZ driver's license * Clean driver's abstract and CVOR record * Minimum 5 years of experience operating dump trucks and hauling equipment * Proven experience with tag-along trailers and ...

Clearway

Dump Truck/Tag -Along Driver

Concord, ON

CA$34/hr

Valid Class AZ driver's license * Clean driver's abstract and CVOR record * Minimum 5 years of experience operating dump trucks and hauling equipment * Proven experience with tag-along trailers and ...

Clearway

Dump Truck/Tag -Along Driver

Concord, ON

CA$34/hr

Valid Class AZ driver's license * Clean driver's abstract and CVOR record * Minimum 5 years of experience operating dump trucks and hauling equipment * Proven experience with tag-along trailers and ...

Bot Construction Group

AZ Float Driver

Oakville, ON

As our new AZ Float Driver, your job will be to pick up and deliver construction equipment and ... Opportunities for professional growth within the company We're a family-owned company, which means ...

RailWorks

Operator

Guelph, ON

CA$48.41/hr

Valid AZ Driver's License and a clean driver's license. Ability to understand and follow instructions; read and interpret document such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions ...

GFL Environmental

AZ Operator, Organics

York, ON · On-site

We are looking for an AZ/ DZ Operator out of the South Binbrook area to support the liquids ... operated as per GFL standards. Knowledge of MTO regulations. Drivers are required to adhere to all ...

CRH

(Evergreen) Redimix Driver - METRO

Etobicoke, ON · On-site

CA$33.30/hr

READY MIX TRUCK OPERATORS JOB FAIR Job ID : 527952 Position Title : Open House - AZ/DZ Drivers - Etobicoke/GTA Employment Type : Permanent, Full-time Location: Etobicoke/GTA Compensation : $33.30 per ...

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What is the difference between Az Driver Owner Operator vs Az Driver?

AspectAz Driver Owner OperatorAz Driver
CredentialsCommercial Driver's License (CDL) Class ACommercial Driver's License (CDL) Class A
Work EnvironmentSelf-employed, independent contractor, managing own routesEmployed by a carrier, driving company-owned trucks
Employer & Industry UsageOwns and operates their truck within the trucking industryWorks for a trucking company or carrier

The main difference is that Az Driver Owner Operators own and operate their trucks, giving them more independence and control over routes, while Az Drivers are employed by a company and drive company trucks. Owner Operators typically handle their own maintenance and logistics, whereas Az Drivers follow company protocols. Both roles require a CDL Class A license and are integral to the trucking industry, but the ownership and employment structure set them apart.

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Infographic showing various Az Driver Owner Operator job openings in Toronto, ON as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 66% Full Time, 31% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution.

Equipment Operator

Toronto, ON

Forbes Bros. Group of Companies
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CA$200/day

Full-time

Posted 19 days ago

Job description

WHAT WE OFFER

  • Competitive IBEW Union wages and benefits
  • $200/day Living Allowance
  • Consistent, full-time work on major infrastructure projects across Ontario
  • 21 days on / 7 days off rotation
  • 10-hour shifts, 6 days per week (Sundays off)
  • Opportunities for growth within a rapidly expanding organization
  • A strong safety culture where every team member is valued and supported

POSITION SUMMARY

Taking direction from the Foreman or Lead Hand, this position is responsible for ensuring the safe operation of equipment and completing daily pre-use and post-use maintenance and safety checks. The Equipment Operator is responsible for operating heavy equipment in a safe and appropriate manner in accordance with the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), applicable construction regulations, company policies, and site procedures

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES

Field Safety Leadership & Compliance

  • Ensuring safety and quality are at the forefront of every task
  • Operate all heavy equipment in a safe and efficient manner according to all relevant legislation, policies, and procedures
  • Perform daily pre-use and post-use safety and maintenance checks
  • Ensure heavy equipment is safely and securely stored

Equipment Operation to Include

  • Loaders
  • Dozers
  • Telehandlers
  • Graders
  • Excavators
  • Lodril
  • Vibratory Hammers
  • Other pieces of heavy equipment as required

Daily Responsibilities

  • Able to follow site plans
  • Work closely with the construction team to understand tasks and provide feedback
  • Understand and have knowledge of equipment operating manuals
  • Clean heavy equipment as scheduled and/or required
  • Advise the Fleet Foreman of any requirements for maintenance or repairs
  • Participate in routine maintenance, cleaning, greasing, etc.
  • Ensure equipment inspection, maintenance, and daily inspection documentation is completed and up to date

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

Education & Experience

  • Equipment operator training/certification appropriate to the equipment being operated
  • 3 to 5 years of experience operating heavy equipment, including excavators, loaders, skid steers, and crawler tractors
  • Experience working on powerline, utility, transmission, or related infrastructure projects is considered a strong asset
  • Valid Ontario Class G driver's licence is considered an asset
  • Valid Ontario Class AZ driver's licence with Z (air brake) endorsement is considered an asset
  • Applicable crane operator certification/licensing or lifting equipment training is considered an asset

Skills & Abilities

  • Proven experience operating loaders, excavators, and skid steers
  • Experience operating telehandlers, graders, dozers, Lodrils, vibratory hammers, and other heavy equipment is considered an asset
  • Ability to read and follow site plans and work safely in active construction environments
  • Strong understanding of equipment operating manuals, inspections, and preventative maintenance requirements
  • Experience supporting powerline, transmission, utility, or civil construction projects is considered an asset
  • Ability to work effectively as part of a construction crew while maintaining a strong safety focus

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