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Union Acting Jobs in Alberta (NOW HIRING)

Hydro Vac Operator

Calgary, AB · On-site

CA$37.87 - CA$40.04/hr

Work in a Union Environment! * Comprehensive health benefits coverage after 30 days of full-time ... acting in a safe manner at all times; * Drive and operate Hydro Vac Units; * Complete tasks ...

Work in a Union Environment! * Comprehensive health benefits coverage after 30 days of full-time ... acting in a safe manner at all times; * Drive and operate Hydro Vac Units; * Complete tasks ...

Hydro Vac Operator

Calgary, AB · On-site

CA$37.87 - CA$40.04/hr

Work in a Union Environment! * Comprehensive health benefits coverage after 30 days of full-time ... acting in a safe manner at all times; * Drive and operate Hydro Vac Units; * Complete tasks ...

Hydro Vac Operator

Grande Prairie, AB · On-site

CA$36.59 - CA$41.58/hr

Work in a Union Environment! * Comprehensive health benefits coverage after 30 days of full-time ... acting in a safe manner at all times; * Drive and operate Hydro Vac Units; * Complete tasks ...

This is a local 362 Teamsters Union position. Why work for Clean Harbors? * Health and Safety is ... acting in a safe manner at all times; * Responsible for safely and efficiently operating units ...

This is a local 362 Teamsters Union position. Why work for Clean Harbors? * Health and Safety is ... acting in a safe manner at all times; * Responsible for safely and efficiently operating units ...

This is a local 362 Teamsters Union position. Why work for Clean Harbors? * Health and Safety is ... acting in a safe manner at all times; * Responsible for safely and efficiently operating units ...

This is a local 362 Teamsters Union position. Why work for Clean Harbors? * Health and Safety is ... acting in a safe manner at all times; * Responsible for safely and efficiently operating units ...

EO/Driver II

Fort Mcmurray, AB · On-site

CA$41.44/hr

This is a Union Local 362 Teamsters position, wages starting at $41.44/hour Why work for Clean ... and processes and acting in a safe manner at all times. * Drives, operates and stages units.

EO/Driver I

Fort Mcmurray, AB · On-site

CA$39.37/hr

This is a Union Local 362 Teamsters position, with a field rate of $39.37/hour. This is a 7/7 ... and acting in a safe manner at all times; * Safely drive equipment to and from work sites and ...

EO/Driver II

Fort Mcmurray, AB · On-site

CA$41.44/hr

This is a Union Local 362 Teamsters position, wages starting at $41.44/hour Why work for Clean ... and processes and acting in a safe manner at all times. * Drives, operates and stages units.

EO/Driver I

Fort Mcmurray, AB · On-site

CA$39.37/hr

This is a Union Local 362 Teamsters position, with a field rate of $39.37/hour. This is a 7/7 ... and acting in a safe manner at all times; * Safely drive equipment to and from work sites and ...

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How much do union acting jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for union acting in Alberta is $25.96, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.87 and $29.33 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

How to get into a union for acting?

To join a union for acting, such as SAG-AFTRA, actors typically need to accumulate a certain number of professional credits and work on union-approved projects. They can also participate in union auditions and pay initiation fees or dues to become members, which grants access to union benefits and protections.

What is union acting?

Union acting refers to performing as an actor while being a member of a professional actors' union, such as SAG-AFTRA in the United States or Equity in the UK. These unions set standards for working conditions, pay rates, and benefits to protect their members. Union actors can only work on projects that follow union guidelines, which often leads to better pay and safer work environments. Joining a union can also provide access to auditions for higher-profile projects and additional resources for career development.

What are some common challenges actors face when working under union contracts, and how can they prepare for them?

Union actors often encounter challenges such as navigating complex contract terms, adhering to strict audition and rehearsal schedules, and maintaining eligibility for union benefits. Understanding union rules and staying organized with paperwork are key to a smooth experience. It's helpful to regularly review union updates, communicate openly with agents, and network with fellow union members for support. Preparation and familiarity with union resources can help actors advocate for themselves and make the most of available opportunities.

What is the difference between Union Acting vs Non-Union Acting?

AspectUnion ActingNon-Union Acting
CredentialsUnion membership, union-specific contractsNo union membership required
Work EnvironmentOften in unionized productions, regulated working hoursVaries, may include non-union projects with different conditions
Employer & Industry UsageCommon in major studios, theater, and TV productionsFreelance, independent projects, smaller productions

Union Acting involves working under union contracts, offering benefits and regulated working conditions, while Non-Union Acting typically involves freelance work without union protections. Both paths are common in the entertainment industry, with union acting providing more stability and non-union offering flexibility.

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

To thrive as a Union Actor, you need strong acting technique, script analysis abilities, and formal training, often supported by membership in a professional actors' union like SAG-AFTRA or Actors' Equity. Familiarity with casting platforms, self-taping technology, and union contracts is typically required. Exceptional communication, adaptability, and resilience help actors stand out in auditions and on set. These skills and qualifications are crucial for securing roles, meeting industry standards, and sustaining a professional acting career.

What are the most commonly searched types of Acting jobs in Alberta?

The most popular types of Acting jobs in Alberta are:

What job categories do people searching Union Acting jobs in Alberta look for?

The top searched job categories for Union Acting jobs in Alberta are:

Infographic showing various Union Acting job openings in Alberta as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 75% Full Time, 23% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 94% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $54,006 per year, or $26 per hour.

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Canadian National Railway rating

7.5

Company rating: 7.5 out of 10

Based on 49 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

136th of 362 rated logistics


Job description

At CN, everyday brings new and exciting challenges. You can expect an interesting environment where you're part of making sure our business is running optimally and safely-helping keep the economy on track. We provide the kind of paid training and opportunities that long-term careers are built on and we recognize hard workers who strive to make a difference. You will be able to thrive in our close-knit, safety-focused culture working together as ONE TEAM. The careers we offer are meaningful because the work we do matters. Join us!

Job Summary

The Transportation Supervisor is an entry-level front line supervisor position responsible for meeting CN's service commitments by managing the day-to-day train operations within a territory or terminal and the unionized train crews associated. The incumbent is responsible for learning the operation and organizing the territory in order to ensure train departures and operations are performed safely, efficiently and in compliance with governing regulations and CN's operating rules. The Transportation Supervisor may also be an on-call position that reports to remote locations (line points) and deals directly with customers and main line concerns. The incumbent will manage the day to day operations of a 24/7 function.

Main Responsibilities

Safety Orientation, Understanding, Compliance and Enforcement

       Attend Front Line Supervisor Development Programs in order to learn and understand the organization, operational rules and regulations

       Coach and train unionized employees on safe and productive work procedures

       Build safety compliance and improve safety results through regular safety observations; provide feedback (positive and constructive) to subordinates and take action on non-compliant behaviour

       Ensure safe operation as measured by accidents and incidents and employee injuries

       Achieve weekly and monthly safety observation expectations and objectives in regards to the safety management plan

       Respond and provide support to the Trainmaster and Assistant Superintendent for crossing accidents and incidents or site of an injury to support employee reaction, work with police and manage the site until the track and service have been restored

       Responsible for the draft submission of accident and injury investigation close out

       Respond and provide support to the Trainmaster and Assistant Superintendent for a dangerous good incident or leak in a yard, liaise with the Dangerous Goods Officer and ensure employee and public well-being is upheld

       Train, audit and enforce Standard Operating Procedures

       Play a role in the investigation of accidents and incidents

Problem Solving and Decision Making

       Attend Front Line Supervisor Development Programs in order to learn and understand our internal systems, process, policies and procedures for solving issues and making decisions

       Maintain teamwork and order amongst staff, contractors, and internal clients by acting with a sense of urgency and respond to issues as they may arise

       Use operational data in CN systems to identify opportunities to improve asset utilization and service reliability, taking action for own territory and making recommendations to CN's network implication

       Oversee crew utilization, track deadheads, recrews and labour costs as well as improve the operations and cost control in conjunction with the Trainmaster and Assistant Superintendent for the terminal

       Set recover plans for service exceptions in conjunction with Rail Traffic Control (RTC) centre, Trainmaster and Assistant Superintendent

       Responsible for overseeing accurate timely reporting of delays and identifying ways to reduce delays, managing, monitoring and improving Initial Terminal Delay and Final Terminal Delay

Planning and Organizing Workload

       Attend Front Line Supervisor Development Programs to understand service design and support tools in order to plan and organize workflow

       Work with rail traffic control to manage train line ups and train meets to predict estimated time of arrival and train crew needs

       Manage crew productivity against switching standards, recommend improvements when appropriate

       Keep track of the yard status, service commitments, old dates, inbound arrivals, process traffic to reduce dwell, and ensure train connections and departures meet the service plan

       Determine best opportunity to move traffic against multiple demands

       Give recommendations to cost control and asset utilization in all planning and implementation

       Monitor customers service plan and adjust

General Leadership and Supervisions of both Union Workforce

       Attend Front Line Supervisor Development Programs to understand the organizations desired leadership behaviours, communication expectations and enforcement of the collective agreement

       Communicate company goals and policies to create clear understanding of direction and expectations to unionized employees

       Conduct investigations per collective agreement and issue discipline with support from Trainmaster or Assistant Superintendent as well as Labour relations

       Develop and sustain the right employee behaviours with feedback, recognition, reinforcement and coaching

       Process the administration leave of absence and time off requests (varies depending on location)

Performance Management, Training and Onboarding

       Evaluate employee performance and review performance expectations, actual performance, and overall performance ratings

       Conduct onboarding conversations to ensure employees are adopting proper work practices, and have the knowledge, tools and understanding to perform their job safely and efficiently

       Identify and coach performance deficiencies, and take action to build required behaviour 

       Share best practices, information, operational concerns and company information in order to create transparency and clear understanding of company direction and expectations

Working Conditions

The role has irregular hours (including nights, weekends, holidays). The incumbent will work in a combination of an office environment and the outdoors in various types of weather and environmental conditions. The role requires travel for company business without advance notice which may include responding to unexpected emergency or urgent situations. The Transportation Supervisor has an overall commitment to safety, while working in conjunction with collective agreement.

Requirements

Experience

Industrial Work

       Industrial work experience demonstrating progression of responsibility and complexity in a safety-compliant environment

o   Experience working with heavy machinery

o   4 years of supervisory experience - management or with unionized employees*

o   3 years of experience on railroad as conductor*

*Any experience for these above would be considered as an asset

Education/Certification/Designation

       High School Diploma

       Valid Driver's Licence

       Certified Conductor or Locomotive Engineer*

       Degree in Business or Logistics*

*Any education for these above would be considered as an asset

Competencies

       Knows the business and stays current with industry trends to elevate expertise and work

       Tracks metrics to achieve ambitious targets and holds self accountable to meet performance expectations

       Inspires others with impactful communications and adapts well to its audience

       Makes informed and timely decisions to succeed

       Shows initiative and empowers others to raise our collective game

       Improves processes on a continuous basis to enhance safety, security and to reduce CN's environmental footprint

       Identifies risks and anticipates impacts to ensure a safe and secure environment

       Time management

       Project management

Technical Skills/Knowledge

       General Microsoft and computer skills; especially: Excel, Word, SRS, SAP, PAP, Applications such as RTBI, DataCity, SmartYard 

       Comprehensive knowledge of safe rail operating practices

This position is posted as a grade 9. 



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