Labourer

PTW Energy Services Ltd. - 63 Jobs

Surrey, BC

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Posted 22 days ago

Job Details:

$25.00 - $28.00 / hour

Full-time

Experienced

Labourers Surrey, British ColumbiaCompany Overview

PTW is a leading industry solutions provider delivering construction, fabrication, and maintenance services across Canada and the United States. We have a workforce of skilled professionals who take pride in delivering safe, reliable work across industrial sectors including agriculture, mining, oil and gas, petrochemical, pulp and paper, nuclear, and renewable energy.

Role Summary

PTW is hiring Labourers to join our team in Surrey, BC. This role supports industrial construction and maintenance activities through material handling, site preparation, and general labour tasks. Ideal candidates are safety-focused, physically capable, and experienced in construction environments. This position is local to Surrey and surrounding areas.

Job Details

Shift: 5&2
Working Hours: 8 hours per day
Pay Rate: $25$28 per hour
Possible Apprenticeship: Available for the right candidate

Key Responsibilities

Load, unload, and transport construction materials
Clean and prepare work areas by removing debris and ensuring safety compliance
Operate hand tools and power tools safely and effectively
Apply paint to repair or protect piping and steel structures
Perform safety standby duties such as fire watch
Maintain inventory and organization of tools and materials
Measure, cut, grind, and drill materials as directed
Support overall site safety, cleanliness, and organization

Experience Requirements

Minimum 2 years of construction experience
Industrial labourer experience preferred
Trailer-pulling experience is considered an asset
Ability to lift and move heavy loads
Strong work ethic and reliability
Ability to communicate effectively and follow instructions (oral and written)

Ticket Requirements

H2S Alive
CSTS 09
WHMIS 2015
Must be willing to complete a pre-access drug and alcohol test
Must have own transportation (site locations may not be accessible by public transit)
Must be local to Surrey, BC or surrounding area

Compensation & Benefits

Competitive hourly wage: $25$28
Overtime opportunities
Training and development opportunities
Potential pathway into apprenticeship programs
Safety training and PPE provided where applicable

Why Work at PTW

Stable work across major industrial sectors
Strong safety-first culture built on accountability and care
Opportunities for learning, development, and advancement
Employee recognition programs including Quarterly Appreciation Awards and Safety Rewards
Supportive team environment focused on growth and reliability

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the job location and type for the Labourer role at PTW?

This is a full-time Labourer position based in Surrey, BC, in the Lower Mainland area.

What are the working hours and shift for this Labourer role?

The shift is 5&2 with 8 hours per day.

What is the pay rate for the Labourer position?

The pay rate is $25.00–$28.00 per hour.

What kind of duties does a Labourer perform on site?

Responsibilities include loading, unloading, and transporting materials; cleaning and preparing work areas; operating hand and power tools; applying paint to piping and steel structures; safety standby duties; and maintaining tools and materials.

What experience and qualifications are required for this role?

Minimum 2 years of construction experience is required; industrial labourer experience is preferred, and H2S Alive, CSTS 09, WHMIS 2015 are required. Must be local to Surrey and able to lift heavy loads.

Are there any additional benefits or career development opportunities with PTW?

Compensation includes overtime opportunities, training and development opportunities, and potential pathways into apprenticeship programs, with safety training and PPE provided where applicable.

What safety or accessibility requirements should applicants expect?

Applicants must pass a pre-access drug and alcohol test, have their own transportation, and hold the required safety tickets (H2S Alive, CSTS 09, WHMIS 2015).