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Ketek Group Inc

Pumping Technician

Edmonton, AB · On-site

Family-operated business Ketek Group Inc: From its 10 locations in Western and Northern Canada ... Water Transfer/Pumping Technician The Water Transfer/Pumping Technician is essential to the ...

SECURE

Facility Operator

Redwater, AB · On-site

Operators actively assist with standard operating procedures, hazard assessments, safety programs ... Managing ongoing water injection, filter changing and pump maintenance * Conducting treatment of ...

Sideworx Connect Inc

Nitrogen Operators

Edmonton, AB · On-site

We are currently seeking competent candidates with Nitrogen Pumping & Hauling Field Operator experience for urgent placement in Central and Northern Alberta. Primary duties include operating low-rate ...

Sideworx Connect Inc

Nitrogen Operators

Edmonton, AB · On-site

We are currently seeking competent candidates with Nitrogen Pumping & Hauling Field Operator experience for urgent placement in Central and Northern Alberta. Primary duties include operating low-rate ...

SECURE

Facility Operator

Redwater, AB

Operators actively assist with standard operating procedures, hazard assessments, safety programs ... Managing ongoing water injection, filter changing and pump maintenance * Conducting treatment of ...

Colas

Plant Operator

Acheson, AB

Plant Operator Status: Full Time Permanent Position (Seasonal) Expected Start Date: As soon as ... Experience with pumps, piping, heat tracing, hot oil heaters will be considered an asset

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How much do pump operator jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for pump operator in Edmonton, AB is $19.63, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.35 and $22.12 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a pump operator?

Pump operators handle pumps and manifold systems that transfer liquids, gases, and powdered material at a variety of utility and manufacturing plants. As a pump operator, you monitor pressure and temperature gauges to ensure that there are no abnormalities with the transfer of the materials. Your responsibilities include keeping a careful record of all the data you observe and paying attention to any discrepancies that might indicate a safety or operational problem. Pump operators also tend to the vessels that contain the materials they are pumping. For a career as a pump operator, you need strong mechanical skills, the ability to read gauges, and be able to perform simple math and data analysis.

What is the difference between Pump Operator vs Well Pump Technician?

AspectPump OperatorWell Pump Technician
CertificationsMay require OSHA safety training, CDL in some casesOften requires specialized certifications in well and pump systems
Work EnvironmentConstruction sites, industrial plants, water treatment facilitiesWell sites, water systems, rural and urban water supply locations
Industry UsageWater, oil, and gas industries, constructionWater supply, municipal, and private well systems

While both Pump Operators and Well Pump Technicians work with pumps, Pump Operators typically focus on operating and maintaining pumps in industrial or construction settings, often requiring safety certifications. Well Pump Technicians specialize in installing, repairing, and maintaining well pumps used in water supply systems, often needing specialized technical certifications. The roles overlap in work environment and industry but differ in technical focus and certification requirements.

What are some common challenges pump operators face during shift work, and how can they manage them effectively?

Pump Operators often work in rotating shifts, including nights and weekends, which can lead to fatigue and disrupt personal routines. Managing these challenges involves maintaining a consistent sleep schedule, staying hydrated, and communicating proactively with team members to ensure smooth handovers between shifts. Additionally, being vigilant about equipment monitoring and troubleshooting under varying conditions is crucial for operational safety and efficiency.

What does a pump operator do?

A Pump Operator is responsible for operating and maintaining pumps and related equipment used to move liquids, such as water, chemicals, oil, or gas, through pipelines or other systems. Their duties include starting and stopping pumps, monitoring gauges and flow meters, performing routine maintenance, and troubleshooting any issues that arise. Pump Operators often work in industries like water treatment, oil and gas, manufacturing, or construction, ensuring that the flow of materials is consistent and meets operational requirements. Safety and adherence to regulations are also important aspects of the job.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a pump operator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Pump Operator, you need a solid understanding of mechanical systems, equipment maintenance, and basic math, often supported by a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with pump control systems, safety protocols, and sometimes certifications like OSHA or HAZWOPER are typically required. Attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently under pressure are essential soft skills. These abilities ensure safe, efficient operation of pumping equipment and help prevent costly downtime or accidents.
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Concrete Pump Operator

Hall Group of Companies

Edmonton, AB • On-site

Full-time

Medical

Re-posted 24 days ago

Job description

Salary: $30.10 - $38.29

Are you a dedicated, passionate professional looking to grow your career with a company long-term?JoinHall Shoring and Foundationsas a Concrete Pump Operator!

Your day-to-day will look like:

  • Operate line pump and static agitator simultaneously
    • Fuel equipment and complete pre trip and daily/weekly maintenance
    • Walk the line, connect concrete hoses, mix grout and prime lines prior to pumping concrete
    • Spot concrete trucks to pump location
    • Communicate with Rig OP and Lead hand to start/stop/reverse flow of concrete being pumped or if not enough concrete is onsite
    • Monitor slump on concrete, monitor hoses and pressures, monitor concrete times,
    • Track and record strokes for each pile,
    • provide feedback on concrete quantities onsite at EOD, track concrete sent away at EOD and report to Super/FM.
    • Clean equipment at EOD and as required throughout the day
  • Conduct the pre-use inspection of their equipment and daily completion of the equipment Logbook
  • Know the operators manual for their piece of equipment.
  • Ensure ground conditions can support equipment.
  • Utilize a spotter when backing in concrete trucks to hopper.
  • Wear required PPE.
  • Ensure work area and access roads are kept level and free of obstruction and ruts.
  • Ask for directions from supervisor whenever unsure of task.


You have the following qualifications, technical and interpersonal skills:
Qualifications:


  • 0-2 years of experience is preferred.
  • Piling / Foundation Drilling Experience is a benefit. CFA experience preferred.
  • CCPO certification an asset

Technical Skills:


  • Must know how to operate a pressure washer.
  • You have knowledge on safe work procedures.
  • You can clearly identify various types of hazards on site.
  • You understand hand signals for spotting concrete truck, Crane singles.

Interpersonal Skills:

  • Great attitude towards safety.
  • Strong organizational skills and problem-solving skills.
  • Effective verbal and written English communication skills.
  • Ability to excel in a team atmosphere.
  • Exceptional customer service.
  • Results-oriented.
  • Desire to grow within our organization.

You can expect these great benefits:

  • Competitive compensation packages.
  • Extended health benefits.
  • Team building and social events.
  • Training, development and mentorship opportunities.
  • Opportunity to advance in your career.
  • A great culture where we truly value our employees.
    Only residents in the Edmonton local area will be considered.


About Hall Shoring & Foundations:


Hall Shoring & Foundations are the experts in the foundation drilling and shoring industry. With considerable experience in local, national and international markets, we can provide a wide range of techniques for shoring solutions, deep foundations and ground improvement. Using a collaborative approach, we can provide economical, efficient and innovative solutions using the latest technology and design. We deliver projects on time while maintaining an exceptional safety program.

In order to best serve our clients requirements, we are fully prepared to operate as independent shoring and foundations contractor or to offer a complete service package of excavation and shoring, foundations and civils through our in-house group. Some of the services we provide are: conventional drilling, CFA piling, displacement piling, micro-piles anchors and more.
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