Opportunities for Forest Machine Operator
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 27, 2026. First seen by Alion on Oct 26, 2026. J.D. Irving scores B on the Alion truth index.
At J. D. Irving, Limited we provide unlimited career opportunities in a team based collaborative environment, and help you achieve your professional goals through ongoing development opportunities. We are focused on continuous improvement and use leading edge technology. We offer a wide range of health and wellness programs to our employees and their families and are proud supporters of our communities. Come join us to grow your career!
J.D. Irving, Limited, Southern NB Woodlands Division is currently seeking candidates for Forest Machine Operators including Forwarder Operators, Harvester Operator, Log Loader Operators. Operations will take place within Southern New Brunswick. Operators will be expected to operate the machines in a safe, efficient, and productive manner according to J.D. Irving, Limited’s Best Management Practices and maintain all legal requirements for operation on public roads. The Operator will be required to maintain production and utilization targets, and work independently in remote environments.
Why Join our team?
- Competitive wages and full benefits
- Contribution to an RRSP with employer contribution
- You will be challenged and rewarded with developmental opportunity
- We offer great training programs
- Uniforms provided by the company
- Employee recognition program
- Annual reimbursement program for personal and family wellness
- Operate and drive the machine in a safe, efficient, and productive manner according to J.D. Irving, Limited’s Best Management Practices
- Maintain productivity, production and utilization targets, and work independently in remote environments
- Perform general daily inspections and notify for repairs as required
- Perform inspections on the machine to ensure everything is safe and secure
- Education Required: High School diploma
- 2-5 years of equipment operator experience
- General mechanical skills would be considered an asset