top of page

Local Opportunity: Class 1A Driver at Dynamic Disposal (Gull Lake)

2 minutes ago
1 min read
Truck, oil pumpjack, checklist, wrench and gear icons by a small shop at sunset over a rural road, with a warm industrial mood

Application Deadline: October 1, 2026

Position: Full-Time Employer:

Dynamic Disposal Ltd. Apply: Send resume to office@dynamicdisposal.ca Contact: (306) 672-3062


About the Role


Dynamic Disposal Ltd. is expanding and seeking a versatile, independent Class 1A Driver for its Gull Lake division. This full-time position offers steady, year-round work—perfect for someone seeking more than a standard driving job.


Due to the company's growth into the Northern Mining sector, candidates should be prepared for long hours, shift work, and occasional overnight stays, as well as taking pride in maintaining equipment.


Key Responsibilities


  • Operate Class 1A equipment for oilfield hauling and deliveries

  • Build and maintain client relationships within the assigned area

  • Represent Dynamic Disposal professionally on-site

  • Assist with field operations, scheduling, and equipment upkeep


Qualifications


  • Valid Class 1A License

  • 1–2 years experience (oilfield background preferred)

  • Grade 12 education

  • Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills

  • Ability to work independently


Workplace & Compensation


  • Family-oriented, positive work environment

  • Competitive oilfield wages

  • Steady, year-round employment

  • RRSP matching

  • Comprehensive benefits package

  • Advancement opportunities

  • Immediate start available


(Note: Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.)


Cowboy Action Championship Weekend at Gopher Gulch
September 18, 2026, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Provincial Cowboy Action Event – Gopher
Register Now

Comments


Post

Have a story to share about Gull Lake or surrounding communities?
Contact us—we’d love to hear from you!

Discover Gull Lake: Your Local News & Events Hub

Your fast lane to what’s happening in Gull Lake

bottom of page