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How much does a dozer operator get paid?

The average salary for a dozer operator ranges from $20 to $30 per hour, with annual earnings typically between $40,000 and $60,000. Pay can vary based on experience, location, and the complexity of the equipment operated, and often includes benefits such as health insurance and overtime opportunities.

Is there demand for dozer operators?

Yes, demand for dozer operators remains steady in construction, mining, and land development industries. Skilled operators with certifications and experience are often sought after, especially for large-scale projects and infrastructure work.

What is a dozer operator?

Dozer Operators are skilled professionals who operate bulldozers and other heavy equipment to move earth, rocks, debris, and other materials on construction sites, mines, quarries, and other work environments. Their main responsibility involves grading land, clearing obstacles, and preparing sites for building or infrastructure projects. They must understand how to safely maneuver large machinery, read site plans, and perform routine maintenance on their equipment. Safety, precision, and attention to detail are critical aspects of this role.

What is the difference between Dozer Operator vs Excavator Operator?

AspectDozer OperatorExcavator Operator
CredentialsCommercial driver's license (CDL) or certification in heavy equipment operationSimilar certifications, often including OSHA safety training
Work EnvironmentOperate bulldozers mainly on construction sites, land clearing, and gradingOperate excavators for digging, trenching, and material handling
Industry UsageCommon in construction, mining, and land developmentUsed in construction, demolition, and excavation projects

Both Dozer Operators and Excavator Operators require heavy equipment certifications and work in construction-related environments. While Dozer Operators focus on land grading and moving large amounts of earth with bulldozers, Excavator Operators specialize in digging and material handling with excavators. Understanding these differences helps employers and job seekers find the right fit for their skills and project needs.

What are some common challenges dozer operators face on construction sites, and how can they be effectively managed?

Dozer Operators often encounter challenges such as working in varying weather conditions, navigating uneven or limited spaces, and ensuring safety while operating heavy machinery near other workers and equipment. Effective communication with site supervisors and other operators is essential to coordinate tasks and avoid hazards. Regular equipment checks and adherence to safety protocols help maintain smooth operations and minimize downtime due to mechanical issues or accidents.

What does a dozer operator do?

A dozer operator drives a bulldozer at construction sites or during other types of industrial operations. In this job, your duties include moving soil, rocks, and debris and leveling the ground. You control the tractor and also operate the shovel or blade on the front of the vehicle. A dozer operator’s responsibilities can vary, but you usually receive instructions or guidance from a foreman or site supervisor. A dozer driver is a heavy equipment operator. In some jobs, you operate other types of heavy equipment in addition to the bulldozer. Heavy equipment can include a backhoe, dump truck, or excavator.

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Dozer Operator

North American Services Inc.

Fort Mcmurray, AB

CA$41.75/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO

Re-posted 6 days ago

Job description

Position Scope

NASI is seeking Dozer Operators to join our remote mining site team in the Fort McMurray area.

This is your opportunity to join one of the safest and largest contractors in the region.

For this role, NASI offers a base rate of up to $41.75/hour as well as room for growth!

Where You’ll Be Working

  • Site: Syncrude-Aurora
  • Schedule: 6 x 6 or 14 x 7 (3 days/3 nights/6 off or 7 days/7 nights/ 7 off)- 12 hour shifts
  • Accommodations: Camp is not provided
  • Work Duration: 9 months +, may be extended
  • Tentative start date: March 18, 2026
  • Transportation: Bussing provided from Fort McMurray to site (before and after shifts)
  • Overtime: is paid for hours worked over 12 hours per shift, on statutory holidays, or for work on a day off.

Please note that this is a CLAC position and candidates working under NASI will be under the collective agreement.

What’s In It for You?

Benefits are important and we offer lots!

  • Up to a base rate of pay of $41.75/hour, varying with experience level.
  • Vacation and Statutory Holiday pay allocated to each paycheck.
  • Guaranteed Scheduled hours paid when you report to work (no weather down days).
  • Additional pay for expanded responsibilities like mentoring, or site logistics support. 
  • Benefits include RSP savings, health, dental and vision care.
  • Paid weekly.
  • Transportation to and from site, save on gas expenses!
  • PPE provided, just bring your own CSA certified steel toed boots.
  • Room for growth and future advancements.
  • Local, home every night!

What You'll Be Doing

  • Operate various sizes and models of Dozers (D10 and larger) required to complete assigned work.
  • Read stakes and be able to place a grade as needed.
  • Ensure compliance to all company, client and legislated safety policies, operating standards and procedures. 
  • Using adequate and suitable safety equipment, including PPE.
  • Reviewing safe work plans/ hazard assessment with prior to job commencement and follow all requirements.
  • Complete equipment/ area walk-arounds, safety checks and field level risk assessments and ensure all equipment is running properly.
  • Report any necessary or anticipated repairs to the maintenance team or supervisors immediately.
  • Report all incidents, near misses or damage immediately.

What Makes You the ONE

  • Previous experience operating D10 sized Dozer or larger
  • At lease one year experience operating various sizes of Dozers
  • Experience with handling material on dumps
  • Experience with safely spotting haul truck operators to dump loads
  • Must have oilsands specific experience
  • A safety-first attitude
  • Attentive and possess strong listening skills
  • High school diploma, GED, and/or post-secondary education is considered an asset
  • Must be proficient in English, both verbal and written
  • Valid Class 5 Driver’s License 

What's Next

If you are chosen to move forward in our hiring process for a site-based role, you will be asked to provide the following:

  1. Provide a valid Class 5 Driver’s License and ability to provide a recent Driver’s Abstract
  2. Valid CSO or BSO (Energy Safety Canada) 
  3. Silica Awareness (Energy Safety Canada)
  4. Wood Buffalo Wildlife Awareness (Energy Safety Canada) 
  5. OHS Alberta Legislation Awareness (Energy Safety Canada) 
  6. H2S Awareness (Energy Safety Canada) 
  7. Field Ergonomics (Energy Safety Canada) 
  8. Be subject to Random Testing at: Suncor, Suncor Fort Hills and Kearl sites
  9. Undergo and successfully pass the following pre-employment testing:
    • Breath Alcohol Test
    • Urine Drug Test

Once onboarded, the following processes will occur:

  1. Will receive a call from NASI to set up all required pre-employment testing
  2. An email will be sent with all required New Hire Paperwork to be filled out
  3. After all results and paperwork are received by NASI, candidates will be contacted by Site Admin to schedule orientation and confirm your start date and other site-specific details.

Please note: The onboarding process can take anywhere from 3-8 business days.

Shift, site, and start times are subject to change.

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE, SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES WILL BE CONTACTED VIA PHONE OR EMAIL.


NASI in a Nutshell

North American Services Inc. (NASI) is a supplier of heavy equipment operators, skilled maintenance, and quality leaders for embedded labour supply opportunities and for mine project services including civil earthworks, roadbuilding, construction, water management, infrastructure development, and other light to large scale industrial projects.

North American Services Inc. is committed to providing a diverse and inclusive work environment where every employee feels safe, valued, and respected.  We recognize the talent, perspective, and creative force that diverse groups of people generate, and we encourage all people to express interest with us especially those from marginalized and underrepresented groups who might hesitate before applying.  If you require accommodation in submitting interest on a role or throughout our interview process, please email us at hiring@nasi.ca to ask for assistance.

North American Services Inc. acknowledges that we perform work on the Traditional Treaty 6 and 8 Territories, home to the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot, Saulteaux and Nakota Sioux, and Metis. We encourage members of those and all traditional lands to apply with us. 

Become a member of the North American family today!

 

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