TELUS Bucket Truck Operator/Field Support

Bucket Truck Operator / Field Support – Kamloops

About Us

At Worldwide, we support TELUS’s fibre network by providing highly skilled field technicians and bucket truck operators across British Columbia. Our leadership team comes from the field, and we understand what it takes to succeed safely, efficiently, and professionally. We value accountability, safety, teamwork, and operational excellence.

Position Overview

We are seeking a Bucket Truck Operator / Field Support to support TELUS residential installations and repairs in the North/West Vancouver area. This is a dual-role position that combines bucket truck operations with hands-on field and operational support for the local technician team.

In addition to operating the bucket truck, this role plays a key part in supporting day-to-day field operations, safety, and logistics to help the K team operate efficiently and safely.

Key Responsibilities

Bucket Truck Operations

  • Operate a TELUS-branded bucket truck safely and professionally
  • Hang fibre drops directly to residential homes
  • Perform outside plant troubleshooting (aerial, underground, MDUs)
  • Assist with fibre infrastructure issues as required
  • Support same-day service success and urgent I&R requests
Field & Technician Support
  • Assist I&R technicians with:
  • Aerial and underground work
  • Outside plant troubleshooting
  • MDU fibre pulls
  • Any task deemed a two-person job
  • Provide in-field support to ensure jobs are completed safely and efficiently
Fleet/Yard Support
  • Assist with basic fleet management tasks as needed, including:
  • Moving vehicles
  • Jump-starting vehicles
  • Cleaning vehicles
  • Stocking vehicles with tools and required equipment
  • Maintaining our vehicle yard
Requirements
  • Valid Class 5 BC Driver’s Licence
  • Experience operating bucket trucks or aerial equipment (strong asset)
  • Strong understanding of fibre drop placement and outside plant work
  • Comfortable working at heights and outdoors in varying weather conditions
  • Physically capable of lifting ladders, tools, and equipment
  • Strong communication skills and ability to work independently
  • Must pass a criminal background check
  • Safety-focused mindset with zero tolerance for shortcuts
Schedule
  • Full-time position
  • Minimum 8-hour shifts
Compensation & Benefits
  • Paid training and ongoing development
  • Benefits package including:
  • Dental care
  • Extended health care
  • Vision care
  • Life insurance
Why Join Worldwide This role is ideal for someone who enjoys variety, takes pride in supporting others, and wants to play a meaningful role in both field execution and team success. You’ll be a key part of keeping our LML operations running smoothly and safely.

Join Worldwide and help keep British Columbia connected safely and efficiently

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $1,000.00 per week

Work Location: On the road

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