Maple Reinders
Maple Reinders is a leading construction, engineering, and environmental services firm.
Install, align, and commission mechanical equipment at a wastewater plant.
12 hours ago
$39 - $44
Intermediate (4-7 years), Expert & Leadership (13+ years), Experienced (8-12 years)
Full Time
Trail, British Columbia, Canada
Onsite
Company Size
700 Employees
Service Specialisms
BIM
Constructability Reviews
Value Engineering
Site Analysis & Selection
Equity & Financing
Sustainable Building
Operations, Maintenance & Repair
Sector Specialisms
Waste Management
Green Building
Organic Waste Composting
Special Projects
Renovations
Upgrades
Repairs
Site Planning and Selection
Role
Description
drawing review
control points
material selection
system installation
commissioning
equipment operation
- Reading & interpreting interferences from all drawings
- Establishing control points with accuracy
- Select and apply appropriate materials, fasteners, and installation techniques
- Install material handling systems, machinery, and related components
- Commission and align equipment to meet operational standards
- Install bearings, seals, packing, piping systems, valves, fans, blowers, and pneumatic/hydraulic systems
- Operate forklifts, booms, cranes, and other hoisting and rigging equipment
Requirements
pvc/hdpe
stainless
mechanical
bolt‑up
industrial
journeyperson
Maple Reinders Constructors Ltd. is seeking an experienced Journeyperson Millwright for the RDKB Trail Wastewater Treatment Plant in Trail, British Columbia. This role offers the chance to work on a significant infrastructure project with one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies and join a dynamic, industry‑leading team.
- Experience with PVC/HDPE and stainless-steel piping
- Able to install various types of mechanical equipment and architectural hardware
- Able to transfer levels over large distances with accuracy
- Mechanical bolt‑up
- Experience with industrial and/or commercial construction is an asset
Benefits
The position offers a competitive hourly wage of $39.16–$44.37, live‑out allowance or gas mileage, weekly pay, health benefits, vacation pay, premium rates for lead‑hand work and a range of retirement, training and apprenticeship opportunities.
- $39.16 - $44.37/Hour (CLAC Rate)
- Live out allowance/Gas mileage if applicable
- Weekly pay
- Vacation pay
- Hourly premiums (Lead Hand premiums)
- Retirement savings programs
- Training & growth opportunities
- Apprenticeship opportunities
- Equipment/Tool/Boot allowances
- Travel allowances
- Full‑time steady work
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded 1979
Year Established
Recognized leader in the construction and engineering sector for over four decades.
- Specializes in providing sustainable solutions for both private and public sector projects.
- Excels in complex, large-scale industrial, infrastructure, and environmental projects.
- Diverse portfolio includes water treatment facilities, energy infrastructure, and environmental remediation.
- Key projects include the construction of wastewater treatment plants, industrial buildings, and renewable energy systems.
- Approach is grounded in innovation, delivering high-quality, boundary-pushing projects.
Culture + Values
- Enterprise: innovation, initiative, courage, discipline and creativity in collaborative problem-solving
- Passion for overcoming challenges to achieve and surpass client goals
- Integrity: driven by honesty and ethical action in all operations
- Commitment to innovation and excellence, via proprietary software, BIM/VDC adoption and cutting-edge construction methods
- Focus on stewardship: stewardship of environment and communities through everyday sustainable practices
- Dedication to building long-term value for clients through sustainable, high-performance and resilient structures
Environment + Sustainability
25+ LEED Buildings
LEED Certified Projects
High-performing buildings designed to meet rigorous environmental and energy efficiency standards.
40+ Sustainable Projects
Total Completed Buildings
Over 40 sustainable building projects completed, showcasing commitment to environmental design.
46,000 t/year
Waste-to-Energy Capacity
Advanced waste-to-energy facility capable of processing 46,000 metric tons annually.
48,000 t/year
Anaerobic Digestion Capacity
Anaerobic digestion facility with a capacity of 48,000 metric tons per year for sustainable waste management.
- Committed to carbon-neutral sustainable design and operation of offices and projects
- Integrated sustainability principles across environment, social, and economic pillars
- Mass timber and zero-energy building track record (first CLT in North America 2016; multiple zero-energy projects)
- Five-time winner of Canadian Construction Association Environmental Achievement Award
- Implemented full recycling on construction sites and banned bottled water in offices
- Pioneered sustainable materials (BubbleDeck, Biocement) to reduce embodied carbon
- Delivered energy-neutral facilities (e.g., 2021 CRD Residuals Treatment Facility)
- Building resilient infrastructure to adapt to climate change
- Leading renewable-energy and energy-efficiency services including geothermal integration
- Net-zero target: carbon-neutral design and office operation; specific operational net-zero dates not stated but deeply embedded
Inclusion & Diversity
- Public site does not detail DEI strategic goals or statistics
- No gender‑related data or explicit inclusion metrics available online
- No publicly reported DEI outcomes or targets found