Our Kamloops Flat Deck division is currently hiring Company Drivers and Lease Operators!  For this position, you will start work in either Kamloops or in the Okanagan.  As an Arrow driver, you will be hauling products that are directly related to building the economic growth in beautiful Western Canada. You will travel on various highways in Western Canada (ie. included but not limited to Hwy 1, Coquihalla - Hwy 5, Hwy 97, Hwy 16).   - Oversee cargo handling and secure loads, including equipment preparation, application of safe practices, compliance with applicable Acts and Regulations. - Perform pre and post and en route trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety, roadworthiness and regulatory compliance. - Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, load securement, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, and weights and dimensions. - Record, Maintain and Check all relevant paperwork (i.e. bill of lading,) and documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate. - Operate equipment such as truck cab computers, CB radios, and telephones to exchange necessary information with bases, supervisors, or other drivers. - Complete electronic logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status. - Ensure that all customers, co-workers and the public are dealt with professionally and with respect.

As an Arrow mechanic, you will perform skilled tasks in the mechanical repair and maintenance of tractors, trailers and mobile equipment.   - Provide routine maintenance on tractors, trailers and mobile equipment such as forklifts and loaders - Check all equipment for proper performance and inspect equipment to detect faults and malfunctions - Maintain safe working conditions and adhere to Occupational Health and Safety regulations - Perform mechanical repairs on equipment in the shop and road calls when required - Diagnose any faults or malfunctions using computerized and other testing equipment to determine extent of repair that is required. - Perform incidental welding repairs on equipment. - Operate automotive servicing equipment, e.g. A/C recycler, etc. - Maintain a working knowledge of changes in technology and repair techniques

- Work with team members, business analysts, and customers to understand requirements, determine solutions, and develop written technical specifications for enhancements and changes, when development is required. - Software development and unit testing as per specifications supplied or developed - Understand Degama’s business objectives and prioritize work in alignment with those objectives - Adapt to our environment which includes Progress Open Edge (including ADM2/GUI/Dynamics, PASOE, Roundtable, Studio), plus SQL Server, Angular, .NET    - Adhere to formal development processes, which means parameterization instead of customization, frequent releases instead of retrofits, all of which ensures stability and optimizes the development of enhancements for the benefit of all of our customers - Prepare releases and implement new releases for customers

As an Arrow driver, you will be hauling wood fibre locally in B train and walking floor trailers. Wood fibre is mainly comprised of grindings, but we also haul sawdust and hogfuel. You will travel to our bush grinder locations in and around Kamloops. Typically, work is within 2 hours of the local pulp mill.   - Oversee cargo handling and secure loads, including equipment preparation, application of safe practices, compliance with applicable Acts and Regulations. - Perform pre and post and en route trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety, roadworthiness and regulatory compliance. - Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, load securement, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, and weights and dimensions. - Record, Maintain and Check all relevant paperwork (i.e. bill of lading,) and documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate. - Operate equipment such as truck cab computers, CB radios, and telephones to exchange necessary information with bases, dispatch, supervisors, or other drivers. - Complete electronic logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status. - Ensure that all customers, co-workers and the public are dealt with professionally and with respect.

As an Arrow mechanic, you will perform skilled tasks in the mechanical repair and maintenance of tractors, trailers and mobile equipment.   - Provide routine maintenance on tractors, trailers and mobile equipment such as forklifts and loaders - Check all equipment for proper performance and inspect equipment to detect faults and malfunctions - Maintain safe working conditions and adhere to Occupational Health and Safety regulations - Perform mechanical repairs on equipment in the shop and road calls when required - Diagnose any faults or malfunctions using computerized and other testing equipment to determine extent of repair that is required. - Perform incidental welding repairs on equipment. - Operate automotive servicing equipment, e.g. A/C recycler, etc. - Maintain a working knowledge of changes in technology and repair techniques

As an Arrow driver, you will be hauling ore in B train trailers from Mount Polley Mine. You will travel on various highways and mining roads in BC and in and around the Ashcroft and Fraser Valley area.     - Oversee cargo handling and secure loads, including equipment preparation, application of safe practices, compliance with applicable Acts and Regulations. - Perform pre and post and en route trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety, roadworthiness and regulatory compliance. - Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, load securement, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, and weights and dimensions. - Record, Maintain and Check all relevant paperwork (i.e. bill of lading,) and documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate. - Operate equipment such as truck cab computers, CB radios, and telephones to exchange necessary information with bases, supervisors, or other drivers. - Complete electronic logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status. - Ensure that all customers, co-workers and the public are dealt with professionally and with respect.

As a professional driver working for Arrow Transportation Systems Inc based at the Chilliwack Mining Branch you will have the opportunity to haul B train trailers and operate various equipment from tandem to tri drive trucks. We primarily haul copper ore form Princeton's "Copper Mountain" mine, we also haul  road salt and soils. We offer home every night, as well as home at the end of every week options. Our various shift schedules offer a level of flexibility to work with your life style. If you are looking to start a career with a reliable, long standing and stable transportation company Arrow Transportation Systems Inc and the Chilliwack Mining Branch may just be the right fit for you.  Apply to join our team where you as the professional driver are respected and appreciated.    - Oversee cargo handling and secure loads, including equipment preparation, application of safe practices, compliance with applicable Acts and Regulations. - Perform pre and post and en route trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety, roadworthiness and regulatory compliance. - Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, load securement, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, and weights and dimensions. - Record, Maintain and Check all relevant paperwork (i.e. bill of lading,) and documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate. - Operate equipment such as truck cab computers, CB radios, and telephones to exchange necessary information with bases, supervisors, or other drivers. - Complete electronic logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status. - Ensure that all customers, co-workers and the public are dealt with professionally and with respect.

The Customer Support Specialist’s principal role is to ensure our customers have the best user experience possible by providing information and training, and to support our internal and external customers by diagnosing and solving any technical problems they may have.   Major Responsibilities include: - Communicate with clients to diagnose technical issues with hardware and software products - Provide step-by-step instructions in simple terms to solve customer issues - Provide training to customers on our products - Maintain detailed information of customer problems, solutions, and customer satisfaction - Work together with our technical team find solutions to more complex issues - Prepare systems for shipping - License Management - User test hardware and software products - Create user manuals, other instructional materials and product communications - Attend User and Sales Conferences - Visit customer sites for trouble shooting - Other duties as required

As an Arrow Driver for our Quesnel Fibre Division, you will be Home Everyday!  Our Professional Drivers haul wood fibre locally in B train trailers. Wood fibre is mainly comprised of wood chips, but we also haul sawdust and hog fuel. You will travel on various highways in and around Quesnel and Northern BC.   - Oversee cargo handling and secure loads, including equipment preparation, application of safe practices, compliance with applicable Acts and Regulations. - Perform pre and post and en route trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety, road-worthiness and regulatory compliance. - Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, load securement, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, and weights and dimensions. - Record, Maintain and Check all relevant paperwork (i.e. bill of lading,) and documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate. - Operate equipment such as truck cab computers, CB radios, and telephones to exchange necessary information with bases, supervisors, or other drivers. - Complete electronic logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status. - Ensure that all customers, co-workers and the public are dealt with professionally and with respect.

Under the direction of the Project Coordinator, the Cinnamon Ridge Compost Labourer is responsible for assisting in the daily operations of a compost facility and/or transfer station. The Co-op Student will assist in performing a variety of manual labour tasks such as yard maintenance (i.e mowing lawns, weed whacking, garbage pick up), providing information of products and taking payments from the public, directing traffic on site as needed, maintaining the cleanliness and safety of the facility and other tasks as assigned. This individual will also assist with customer service, soil sampling and ensuring environmental compliances are adhered to. - Monitoring the flow of various incoming/outgoing material for proper operation. - Communicate with the public/drivers regarding unloading locations predetermined by the Project Coordinator. - Assist in the loading and unloading of trucks and containers. - Provide internal and external Customer Service excellence. - Process payments for the purchase of goods. - Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of the facility by sweeping, shoveling, mowing, and removing debris as necessary. - Support the completion of necessary paperwork and recordkeeping associated with daily operations. - Monitor and report any equipment malfunctions or safety hazards to the coordinator. - Adhere to all health and safety regulations and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment. - Assist with environmental compliance protocols. - May be asked to travel to other facilities if necessary. - Other duties as assigned by the Project Coordinator. - Professional appearance/demeanor whether in person, via email or on the telephone

As an Arrow mechanic, you will perform skilled tasks in the mechanical repair and maintenance of tractors, trailers and mobile equipment.   - Provide routine maintenance on tractors, trailers and mobile equipment such as forklifts and loaders - Check all equipment for proper performance and inspect equipment to detect faults and malfunctions - Maintain safe working conditions and adhere to Occupational Health and Safety regulations - Perform mechanical repairs on equipment in the shop and road calls when required - Diagnose any faults or malfunctions using computerized and other testing equipment to determine extent of repair that is required. - Perform incidental welding repairs on equipment. - Operate automotive servicing equipment, e.g. A/C recycler, etc. - Maintain a working knowledge of changes in technology and repair techniques

Under the direction of the Division Manager, the Transportation Coordinator’s primary role is to coordinate and oversee the routing and scheduling of our daily trucking services to meet customer requirements focusing on maximizing payload and productivity in a safe and effective manner.   - Assists with the planning, coordination and oversight of the routing and scheduling of drivers and achieve maximum truck utilization. - Assures compliance with time schedules applicable laws, codes, rules and regulations. - Ensures the drivers have the proper instructions to perform their duties safely and listens to all driver concerns and acts on them appropriately. - Ensures that schedules are carried out in an effective and efficient manner.  Coordinates the daily assignment of company and contracted resources to maximize equipment productivity and payload while maintaining a high level of customer service. - Manages the daily operations of the dispatch office. Makes necessary adjustments for road closures, overloads, lateness and related problems. Communicates regularly with the drivers to assist and manage implications caused by truck problems, lateness and accidents.  Communicates with the customer to report compliance to daily targets as well as course of action should deviation to plans occur.   - Communicates with the Primary customer to exchange information, coordinate activities and resolve issues, concerns and questions regarding trucking services, customer site and/or driver issues. - Follow all workplace safety policies and compliance regulations participate in identifying hazards - Comply with all rules and regulations, protocols and established metrics  - Continuously surveys the existing trucking program for safety and cost improvement opportunities and advises the manager of ways to improve current systems.  - Assists in the implementation of policy and process improvement. - Confers and coordinates with Operations Supervisor regarding repairs and preventative maintenance schedules and timelines. - Schedules and coordinates required driver training and orientation. - Responsible for collecting and reviewing driver paperwork and ensuring it is complete, accurate and timely. - Other duties as assigned by the Operations Supervisor and Division Manager.

Reporting to the Division Manager, the Lead Hand works alongside the crew, directs their daily work, trouble shoots issues, problem solves and brings questions or concerns to the attention of the manager. The Lead Hand will safely and efficiently transfer various products that arrive at our facility by truck or rail to our valued customers.   - Work and report to the immediate supervisor to prioritize daily job requirements.   - Work alongside crew and informs them of the daily plan.   - Responsible for the accurate and timely processing of paperwork.   - Monitor the performance of yard, shop and/or divisional employees and discusses with the supervisor as necessary. - Continue to perform the work for which he/she was hired i.e. Driving truck, Operating machinery, Repair and Maintenance etc. - Report all incidents, problems or concerns with regards to technical, safety, labour, materials, equipment and process to the immediate supervisor. - Provide internal and external Customer Service excellence. - Troubleshoot, adjust, or perform minor maintenance for any machinery that requires attention. - Work in adherence to all safe work practices, procedures, as well as all regulatory requirements.   - Suggest changes in working conditions and use of equipment to increase efficiency of yard, shop, department, or work crew.   - Other duties as assigned by supervisor/manager.   - Travel to other location may be required.  

As general labourer, you will: - Assist with general yard clean up/maintenance.   - Assist operators with loading and unloading railcars of steel and lumber.   - Assist with cleaning of equipment, cutting steel banding for package securement, monitoring disposal of items, and railcar securement.   - Work in adherence to all safe work practices, procedures, as well as all regulatory requirements.   - Suggest changes in working conditions and use of equipment to increase efficiency of yard, shop, department, or work crew.   - Other duties as assigned by supervisor/manager.  

As an Arrow Edmonton Flat Deck Driver, you will be hauling products that are directly related to the Strength and Diversity of the region. Primarily hauling Steel Pipe, Formed Concrete or Lumber, and based out of Edmonton, you will travel primarily around Alberta and will also travel to and from British Columbia. - Perform pre and post and in route trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety, roadworthiness, and regulatory compliance. - Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, load securement, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, and weights and dimensions. - Record, Maintain and Check all relevant paperwork (i.e., bill of lading,) and documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate. - Operate onboard technology, Complete with Electronic logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status. - VHF Radio - Ensure that all customers, co-workers, and the public are dealt with professionally and with respect.

As an Arrow mechanic, you will perform skilled tasks in the mechanical repair and maintenance of tractors, trailers and mobile equipment.   - Provide routine maintenance on tractors, trailers and mobile equipment such as forklifts and loaders - Check all equipment for proper performance and inspect equipment to detect faults and malfunctions - Maintain safe working conditions and adhere to Occupational Health and Safety regulations - Perform mechanical repairs on equipment in the shop and road calls when required - Diagnose any faults or malfunctions using computerized and other testing equipment to determine extent of repair that is required. - Perform incidental welding repairs on equipment. - Operate automotive servicing equipment, e.g. A/C recycler, etc. - Maintain a working knowledge of changes in technology and repair techniques

The Transloader is responsible for the safe and efficient transfer of product into or out of truck or railcars by use of specialized transload equipment. This individual is also responsible for accurate and verified shipping and receiving paperwork.   As a Transloader, you will: - Load/unload materials consisting of a variety of liquid bulk products (fuel).   - Ability to operate or learn to operate and maintain railcar/transloading equipment (e.g. hoses, transfer pumps, portable stair systems, small to medium sized equipment, etc.).   - Load railcars with liquid bulk with mobile loading racks by removing tank domes, securing the loading equipment and hoses and operating the control panel.   - Understand how to properly sample and record the commodity for measurements and levels.   - Assist haulers fixing their equipment to ours, checking for leaks and operating their pump as necessary.   - Work in adherence to all safe work practices, procedures, as well as all regulatory requirements.   - Suggest changes in working conditions and use of equipment to increase efficiency of yard, shop, department, or work crew.   - Other duties as assigned by supervisor/manager.  

As an Arrow mechanic, you will perform skilled tasks in the mechanical repair and maintenance of tractors, trailers and mobile equipment.   - Provide routine maintenance on tractors, trailers and mobile equipment such as forklifts and loaders - Check all equipment for proper performance and inspect equipment to detect faults and malfunctions - Maintain safe working conditions and adhere to Occupational Health and Safety regulations - Perform mechanical repairs on equipment in the shop and road calls when required - Diagnose any faults or malfunctions using computerized and other testing equipment to determine extent of repair that is required. - Perform incidental welding repairs on equipment. - Operate automotive servicing equipment, e.g. A/C recycler, etc. - Maintain a working knowledge of changes in technology and repair techniques

As an Arrow wood fibre driver, you are always close to home! Our drivers haul wood fibre locally in B train trailers. Wood fibre is mainly comprised of wood chips, but we also haul sawdust and hogfuel. You will travel on various highways in the Interior of BC (ie. Hwy 1 - Coquihala, Hwy 5, and Hwy 97).   - Oversee cargo handling and secure loads, including equipment preparation, application of safe practices, compliance with applicable Acts and Regulations. - Perform pre and post and en route trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety, roadworthiness and regulatory compliance. - Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, load securement, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, and weights and dimensions. - Record, Maintain and Check all relevant paperwork (i.e. bill of lading,) and documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate. - Operate equipment such as truck cab computers, CB radios, and telephones to exchange necessary information with bases, supervisors, or other drivers. - Complete electronic logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status. - Ensure that all customers, co-workers and the public are dealt with professionally and with respect.

As an Arrow driver, you will be hauling wood fibre locally in B train trailers. Wood fibre is mainly comprised of wood chips, but we also haul sawdust and hog fuel. You will travel on various highways in the Interior of BC (ie. Hwy 1 - Coquihalla, Hwy 5, and Hwy 97).   - Oversee cargo handling and secure loads, including equipment preparation, application of safe practices, compliance with applicable Acts and Regulations. - Perform pre and post and en route trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety, road-worthiness and regulatory compliance. - Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, load securement, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, and weights and dimensions. - Record, Maintain and Check all relevant paperwork (i.e. bill of lading,) and documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate. - Operate equipment such as truck cab computers, CB radios, and telephones to exchange necessary information with bases, supervisors, or other drivers. - Complete electronic logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status. - Ensure all customers, co-workers and the public are dealt with professionally and with respect.