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Arrow Transportation Systems Inc.

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Celebrating over 100 Years of Service!

Kamloops, British Columbia

Truck Transportation
201–500 people

About

Arrow trucks have traveled the North American landscape since 1919, playing an integral role in supporting the industrial engine of economies on both sides of the border. What started off as a single truck trucking company named Kitsilano Auto Express, has evolved into one of the oldest and most respected transportation and distribution companies in the country. Over the last 100 years, the company has become highly diversified, leading the way in developing service-focused transportation solutions. Today, Arrow employs more than 1,100 people, working in truck transportation, logistics, marine services, manufacturing, transportation technology, facilities management, civil construction (environmental), and product distribution. Whatever your transportation and materials handling requirements are, we are confident that we have a solution that will meet your needs. For more information please visit http://www.arrow.ca For current employment opportunities please visit http://jobs.arrow.ca

Open positions

Grade Person - Civil Construction

On-site · Kamloops

The Grade Person is responsible for setting and maintaining grades for civil construction activities, including roadworks and underground utilities. They must interpret construction drawings and work closely with equipment operators to ensure accurate elevations and alignments.

Shovel Operator

On-site · Princeton

Operate heavy equipment, primarily a Komatsu PC4000 hydraulic shovel, to excavate, move, and grade materials, and support site preparation. Inspect and maintain equipment, assist with road and seasonal site upkeep, perform facility cleaning, and follow safety procedures and regulatory requirements.

Grader Operator

On-site · Princeton

Operate heavy equipment such as graders and haul trucks to perform excavation, earthworks, and site preparation at a mine site. Perform daily equipment inspections, routine maintenance, and manual labor to ensure facility accessibility and safety.