Pure Careers
Thank you for your interest in joining the Pure team! Please find our current job opportunities below. To apply, please send your resume to: careers@pureenviro.eco
- Manager-Marten Hill Slave Lake, AB
- Manager-Fort Mac Fort McMurray, AB
- EIT, Project Controls Calgary, AB
- Facility Operator Fort McMurray, AB
- Facility Operator Cold Lake Region, AB
- Landfill Operator Cold Lake, AB
- Landfill Operator Fort McMurray, AB
- Landfill Operator Marten Hills, AB
- Scale Attendant Marten Hills, AB
Manager - Marten Hills Landfill Facility
Location: Slave Lake, Alberta (Full-Time)
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental we’re building world-class facilities, meeting the highest of industry standards, for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status-quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
How we work matters as much as what we achieve. Our values shape our culture and guide our decisions:
- Building Empowered Leaders We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “keeping things running.”
It’s about leading the operation.
As the Manager, Marten Hills Landfill Facility, you are accountable for the overall performance of the facility and landfill including safety, compliance, people, and profitability. You’ll lead the team, work closely with customers, and ensure that both operate efficiently and to the highest standards every day.
This role is both strategic and hands-on. You’ll set direction, solve problems in real time, and build a culture of ownership and accountability across the site.
If you’re someone who leads by example, takes ownership, and knows how to balance people, operations, and performance—this is your kind of role.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Lead all day-to-day facility and landfill operations, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient performance
- Build, mentor, and manage a high-performing operations team, including hiring, training, and performance management
- Own site health and safety programs, including safety meetings, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Foster a strong safety culture where accountability is shared across the team
- Ensure full compliance with all environmental and regulatory approvals, maintaining proper documentation and audit readiness
- Maintain strong working relationships with regulators and stay ahead of regulatory changes impacting operations
- Oversee acceptance and handling of incoming materials in accordance with permits and approvals
- Ensure accurate tracking, reporting, and audit trails for all material movement and site activity
- Manage site equipment, maintenance programs, and third-party contractors to ensure reliability and uptime
- Issue and oversee Safe Work Permits, ensuring all work is conducted safely and in compliance
- Act as the primary point of contact on-site, supporting logistics, issue resolution, and relationship management
- Support business development by identifying opportunities for service expansion and continuous improvement
- Partner closely with operations, commercial, and engineering teams to align on priorities and execute initiatives
- Support and oversee facility projects, including scope, execution, and commissioning
- Monitor site performance, costs, and productivity, including ownership of budgeting, forecasting, and cost control
- Manage CRM and operational systems to ensure accurate reporting, data integrity, and pipeline visibility where applicable
- Ensure all administrative and regulatory reporting requirements are completed accurately and on time
- Represent the facility and landfill during audits, inspections, and regulatory interactions
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Have strong operational experience in industrial, environmental, or energy services
- Bring leadership experience managing teams in a field or facility environment
- Have a solid mechanical understanding and are comfortable working around equipment
- Understand that safety and compliance aren’t optional, they’re the foundation of the job
- Can balance hands-on involvement with leadership, planning, and administrative responsibilities
- Communicate clearly and effectively with teams, customers, and stakeholders
- Stay organized, decisive, and reliable in a fast-paced environment
- Take pride in running a clean, compliant, and high-performing operation
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Manager - Fort McMurray Facility & Landfill
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “keeping things running.” It’s about leading the operation.
As the Manager, Fort McMurray Landfill & Facility, you’ll be accountable for the overall performance of the facility and landfill, including safety, compliance, people, and profitability.
You’ll lead the team, work closely with customers, and ensure both operations run efficiently and to the highest standards every day.
This role is both strategic and hands-on. You’ll set direction, solve problems in real time, and build a culture of ownership and accountability across the site.
If you’re someone who leads by example, takes ownership, and knows how to balance people, operations, and performance, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Lead all day-to-day facility and landfill operations, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient performance
- Build, mentor, and manage a high-performing operations team, including hiring, training, and performance management
- Own site health and safety programs, including safety meetings, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Foster a strong safety culture where accountability is shared across the team
- Ensure full compliance with all environmental and regulatory approvals, maintaining proper documentation and audit readiness
- Maintain strong working relationships with regulators and stay ahead of regulatory changes impacting operations
- Oversee acceptance and handling of incoming materials in accordance with permits and approvals
- Ensure accurate tracking, reporting, and audit trails for all material movement and site activity
- Manage site equipment, maintenance programs, and third-party contractors to ensure reliability and uptime
- Issue and oversee Safe Work Permits, ensuring all work is conducted safely and in compliance
- Act as the primary point of contact on-site, supporting logistics, issue resolution, and relationship management
- Support business development by identifying opportunities for service expansion and continuous improvement
- Partner closely with operations, commercial, and engineering teams to align on priorities and execute initiatives
- Support and oversee facility projects, including scope, execution, and commissioning
- Monitor site performance, costs, and productivity, including ownership of budgeting, forecasting, and cost control
- Manage CRM and operational systems to ensure accurate reporting, data integrity, and pipeline visibility where applicable
- Ensure all administrative and regulatory reporting requirements are completed accurately and on time
- Represent the facility and landfill during audits, inspections, and regulatory interactions
What Makes You a Great Fit
You’re someone who takes ownership and leads by example. You also:
- Have strong operational experience in industrial, environmental, or energy services
- Bring leadership experience managing teams in a field or facility environment
- Have a solid mechanical understanding and are comfortable working around equipment
- Understand that safety and compliance aren’t optional — they’re the foundation of the job
- Can balance hands-on involvement with leadership, planning, and administrative responsibilities
- Communicate clearly and effectively with teams, customers, and stakeholders
- Stay organized, decisive, and reliable in a fast-paced environment
- Take pride in running a clean, compliant, and high-performing operation
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, may include nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
EIT, Project Controls
Location: Calgary, Alberta (Full-Time)
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental we’re building world-class facilities, meeting the highest of industry standards, for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
How we work matters as much as what we achieve. Our values shape our culture and guide our decisions:
- Building Empowered Leaders We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
Good projects don’t stay on track by accident.
They stay on track because someone is paying attention to the details, including progress, costs, timelines, and asking questions when something doesn’t line up.
At the same time, safe and reliable facilities don’t just happen. They depend on strong engineering, continuous improvement, and people who understand how systems perform in the real world.
That’s where you come in.
As the EIT, Project Controls, you’ll play a key role in both the execution and performance of our projects and facilities. You’ll support the Operations and Engineering teams by contributing to program management and engineering activities that expand facility capacity, improve asset reliability, safety, and efficiency.
This role offers exposure to the full project and asset lifecycle from early development and design through construction, commissioning, and ongoing operations.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Assist in developing and maintaining project schedules, expediting tasks, tracking progress, identifying risks, and implementing risk control solutions
- Compile, organize, and analyze project and operational data for reporting and decision making
- Support development and maintenance of project and asset management programs, including Management of Change (MOC), procurement, integrity management, and engineering document control
- Perform data trending and analysis to identify optimization opportunities across projects and facilities
- Assist with maintenance and reliability improvements of facility systems
- Work closely with field teams to provide timely engineering support for daily operations and maintenance programs, lead troubleshooting efforts, and develop practical solutions
- Contribute to small- to medium-complexity projects through concept development, design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and start-up
- Support corporate reporting on KPIs and new development status
- Coordinate with cross-functional teams including Operations, HSE, Regulatory, and Finance to ensure alignment and accurate information flow
- Liaise with external engineering firms, contractors, and technology providers to support project and operational objectives
What Makes You a Great Fit
- A degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Environmental, or a related engineering field (or equivalent practical experience)
- Registered as an E.I.T. with APEGA (or eligible to register by your first day)
- Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
- Ability to plan, prioritize, and work effectively in a fast-paced environment
- Comfort working with data, spreadsheets, and new systems
- Clear communication skills and a willingness to ask questions
- Ability to collaborate closely with field operations, value hands-on learning, and develop practical, results-oriented solutions
- Demonstrated commitment to safety programs and maintaining incident- and injury-free working conditions
What Helps (But Isn’t Required)
- 1+ year of relevant engineering, operations, or project experience
- Exposure to project environments or project development work
- Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and familiarity with MS Project, Bluebeam, and BI solution tools
- Experience with data analysis, facility operations, or reliability improvement initiatives
- Experience in energy, industrial, or construction environments
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Facility Operator
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just running a facility.” It’s about owning the facility operation from the ground up.
As a Facility Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our facility, ensuring waste is received, processed, tracked, and managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with facility approvals and operating procedures.
You’ll be responsible for ensuring all incoming and outgoing waste streams are managed, documented, and handled in accordance with regulatory requirements and facility approvals.
You’ll work closely with customers, contractors, sales teams, and fellow operators while helping maintain a safe, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, solving problems in real time, working independently, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate and maintain the facility safely and efficiently in accordance with facility SOPs, regulatory approvals, and maintenance requirements
- Understand regulatory and operating approvals as they pertain to the facility, including well classifications and acceptable materials
- Track and accurately log all incoming and outgoing waste streams in accordance with facility licenses, approvals, and operating procedures
- Maintain a clean, organized, and professional facility environment for customers, contractors, and team members
- Assist customers with site logistics and help develop practical, customer-focused solutions when unique situations arise
- Build and maintain strong working relationships with customers and support field sales activities at the facility level
- Perform routine facility inspections, preventative maintenance activities, and coordinate third-party contractors as required
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely and in accordance with company standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP and Health & Safety Manual while ensuring compliance with environmental and regulatory requirements
- Maintain current knowledge of facility approvals, licenses, safety procedures, training requirements, and regulatory documentation
- Keep SOPs up to date and improve them when opportunities are identified
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticket filing, data entry, reporting, and operational documentation
- Support safety meetings, inspections, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Uphold Pure Environmental’s values through daily actions and interactions
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Experience operating in industrial, waste management, oilfield, construction, or similar environments
- Strong mechanical aptitude and the ability to troubleshoot equipment and facility issues
- Experience operating heavy equipment, particularly loaders and dozers
- Strong understanding that safety and compliance are essential to the role
- Ability to balance hands-on operational work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with customers, contractors, and teammates
- Self-motivated with the ability to work independently with limited supervision
- Strong judgment and decision-making abilities in changing environments
- Positive, solutions-focused attitude
- Commitment to doing things properly, not just quickly
- Basic computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, and email
- Grade 12 diploma or equivalent
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 14 days on / 14 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, including nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Facility Operator
Location: Fort Kent, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just running a facility.” It’s about owning the facility operation from the ground up.
As a Facility Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our facility, ensuring waste is received, processed, tracked, and managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with facility approvals and operating procedures.
You’ll be responsible for ensuring all incoming and outgoing waste streams are managed, documented, and handled in accordance with regulatory requirements and facility approvals.
You’ll work closely with customers, contractors, sales teams, and fellow operators while helping maintain a safe, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, solving problems in real time, working independently, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate and maintain the facility safely and efficiently in accordance with facility SOPs, regulatory approvals, and maintenance requirements
- Understand regulatory and operating approvals as they pertain to the facility, including well classifications and acceptable materials
- Track and accurately log all incoming and outgoing waste streams in accordance with facility licenses, approvals, and operating procedures
- Maintain a clean, organized, and professional facility environment for customers, contractors, and team members
- Assist customers with site logistics and help develop practical, customer-focused solutions when unique situations arise
- Build and maintain strong working relationships with customers and support field sales activities at the facility level
- Perform routine facility inspections, preventative maintenance activities, and coordinate third-party contractors as required
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely and in accordance with company standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP and Health & Safety Manual while ensuring compliance with environmental and regulatory requirements
- Maintain current knowledge of facility approvals, licenses, safety procedures, training requirements, and regulatory documentation
- Keep SOPs up to date and improve them when opportunities are identified
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticket filing, data entry, reporting, and operational documentation
- Support safety meetings, inspections, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Uphold Pure Environmental’s values through daily actions and interactions
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Experience operating in industrial, waste management, oilfield, construction, or similar environments
- Strong mechanical aptitude and the ability to troubleshoot equipment and facility issues
- Experience operating heavy equipment, particularly loaders and dozers
- Strong understanding that safety and compliance are essential to the role
- Ability to balance hands-on operational work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with customers, contractors, and teammates
- Self-motivated with the ability to work independently with limited supervision
- Strong judgment and decision-making abilities in changing environments
- Positive, solutions-focused attitude
- Commitment to doing things properly, not just quickly
- Basic computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, and email
- Grade 12 diploma or equivalent
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, including nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Landfill Operator
Location: Cold Lake, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just operating equipment.” It’s about owning the landfill operation.
As a Landfill Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our Cold Lake landfill facility, making sure waste is managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with approvals and operating standards.
You’ll work closely with truck drivers, customers, contractors, and the site team while helping maintain a clean, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, operating equipment, solving problems in real time, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate landfill equipment safely and efficiently, including dozers, loaders, and compactors
- Manage waste placement, grading, and daily landfill operations to maintain site integrity and compliance
- Understand regulatory and operating approvals as they pertain to the facility, including classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted
- Track and document waste volumes, load information, and daily operational activities accurately
- Maintain haul roads, working faces, and general site housekeeping to a high standard
- Support customers, drivers, and contractors on-site with safe and efficient site access and logistics
- Perform routine equipment inspections and coordinate basic maintenance activities
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP and Health & Safety Manual while ensuring environmental and regulatory compliance
- Ensure all landfill activities are conducted in accordance with environmental regulations, facility approvals, and company safety standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Participate in safety meetings, inspections, and compliance audits while promoting a strong safety culture
- Keep SOPs up to date and improve them when opportunities are identified
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticketing, data entry, reporting, and documentation
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Experience operating heavy equipment in landfill, construction, oilfield, or industrial environments
- Confidence operating dozers, loaders, compactors, or other heavy equipment safely and efficiently
- Strong understanding that safety and compliance are essential to the role
- Ability to balance hands-on work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with customers and teammates
- Reliable and able to maintain focus during long shifts
- Commitment to doing things properly, not just quickly
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, including nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Landfill Operator
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just operating equipment.” It’s about owning the landfill operation.
As a Landfill Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our Fort McMurray landfill facility, making sure waste is managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with approvals and operating standards.
You’ll work closely with truck drivers, customers, contractors, and the site team while helping maintain a clean, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, operating equipment, solving problems in real time, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate landfill equipment safely and efficiently, including dozers, loaders, and compactors
- Manage waste placement, grading, and daily landfill operations to maintain site integrity and compliance
- Understand regulatory and operating approvals as they pertain to the facility, including classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted
- Track and document waste volumes, load information, and daily operational activities accurately
- Maintain haul roads, working faces, and general site housekeeping to a high standard
- Support customers, drivers, and contractors on-site with safe and efficient site access and logistics
- Perform routine equipment inspections and coordinate basic maintenance activities
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP and Health & Safety Manual while ensuring environmental and regulatory compliance
- Ensure all landfill activities are conducted in accordance with environmental regulations, facility approvals, and company safety standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Participate in safety meetings, inspections, and compliance audits while promoting a strong safety culture
- Keep SOPs up to date and improve them when opportunities are identified
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticketing, data entry, reporting, and documentation
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Experience operating heavy equipment in landfill, construction, oilfield, or industrial environments
- Confidence operating dozers, loaders, compactors, or other heavy equipment safely and efficiently
- Strong understanding that safety and compliance are essential to the role
- Ability to balance hands-on work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with customers and teammates
- Reliable and able to maintain focus during long shifts
- Commitment to doing things properly, not just quickly
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 14 days on / 14 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, including nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Landfill Operator
Location: Marten Hills, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just operating equipment.” It’s about owning the landfill operation.
As a Landfill Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our Martin Hills landfill facility, making sure waste is managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with approvals and operating standards.
You’ll work closely with truck drivers, customers, contractors, and the site team while helping maintain a clean, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, operating equipment, solving problems in real time, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate landfill equipment safely and efficiently, including dozers, loaders, and compactors
- Manage waste placement, grading, and daily landfill operations to maintain site integrity and compliance
- Understand the Regulatory and Operating Approvals as they pertain to our facility, including well classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted at the facility
- Track and document waste volumes, load information, and daily operational activities accurately
- Maintain haul roads, working faces, and general site housekeeping to a high standard
- Support customers, drivers, and contractors on-site with safe and efficient site access and logistics
- Perform routine equipment inspections and coordinate basic maintenance as required
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely and in accordance with company standards
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP and Health & Safety Manual while ensuring compliance with environmental and regulatory requirements
- Ensure all landfill activities are conducted in accordance with environmental regulations, facility approvals, and company safety standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Participate in safety meetings, inspections, and compliance audits while promoting a strong safety culture across the site
- Keep SOPs up to date and improve them when opportunities are identified
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticketing, data entry, and reporting without letting things slip
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
You’re someone who takes ownership, not someone who waits to be told what to do. You also:
- Have experience operating heavy equipment in landfill, construction, oilfield, or industrial environments
- Are confident operating dozers, loaders, compactors, or other heavy equipment safely and efficiently
- Understand that safety and compliance aren’t optional — they’re the job
- Can balance hands-on work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Communicate clearly and work well with both customers and teammates
- Stay sharp and reliable, even on long shifts
- Take pride in doing things properly, not just quickly
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, may include night shifts
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Scale Attendant
Location: Marten Hills, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t just about running the scale. It’s about being the hub of the operation.
As a Scale Attendant, you’ll play a critical role in keeping our facility running safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulatory requirements. You’ll be the first point of contact for customers and drivers, ensuring waste is accurately tracked, documented, and accepted in accordance with facility approvals.
This role combines customer service, administration, and operational support. You’ll work closely with the Facility Manager, Facility Administrator, Landfill Operators, customers, and field sales to keep information flowing, solve problems, and support the day-to-day success of the site.
If you’re organized, enjoy working with people, and take pride in getting the details right while keeping operations moving, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Accurately process scale transactions, truck tare weights, and waste data in a timely manner
- Track and document all incoming and outgoing waste streams in accordance with facility approvals and regulatory requirements
- Understand the facility’s Regulatory and Operating Approvals, including waste classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted
- Welcome customers and drivers, coordinate site logistics, and provide exceptional customer service
- Answer phone calls and emails while scheduling projects and coordinating daily truck activity
- Maintain accurate records by filing waste approvals, truck tickets, and other operational documentation
- Support the preparation of annual reporting by compiling and organizing facility data
- Work closely with field sales to support customer relationships and help provide practical solutions for customer needs
- Maintain a clean, organized, and professional scale house and reception area
- Keep Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) current and recommend improvements when better processes are identified
- Know, understand, and follow the Emergency Response Plan (ERP), Health and Safety Manual, and all environmental and regulatory requirements
- Ensure safety, training, licensing, and regulatory documentation remains accurate and up to date
- Identify issues, communicate concerns promptly, and help maintain safe, compliant operations
- Support the site team with additional administrative and operational duties as required
What Makes You a Great Fit
You’re someone who takes ownership, stays organized, and understands that accuracy matters. You also:
- Put customer service first and communicate professionally with customers, drivers, and coworkers
- Have experience in an administrative, scale house, industrial, landfill, construction, or related environment
- Understand the importance of environmental compliance and accurate documentation
- Are comfortable using Microsoft Word, Excel, email, and other computer systems
- Have mechanical aptitude, with experience operating heavy equipment such as dozers or loaders considered an asset
- Can manage multiple priorities while maintaining attention to detail
- Work well independently while contributing to a collaborative team environment
- Stay calm under pressure and adapt easily to changing priorities
- Are willing to work shift schedules, weekends, holidays, and on-call rotations as required
- Demonstrate sound judgment, accountability, and a positive, solutions-focused attitude
- Thrive in a growing organization where continuous improvement and initiative are valued
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now:
Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
- Manager-Marten Hill Slave Lake, AB
- Manager-Fort Mac Fort McMurray, AB
- EIT, Project Controls Calgary, AB
- Facility Operator Fort McMurray, AB
- Facility Operator Cold Lake Region, AB
- Landfill Operator Fort McMurray, AB
- Landfill Operator Cold Lake, AB
- Landfill Operator Marten Hills, AB
- Scale Attendant Marten Hills, AB
Manager - Marten Hills Landfill Facility
Location: Slave Lake, Alberta (Full-Time)
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental we’re building world-class facilities, meeting the highest of industry standards, for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status-quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
How we work matters as much as what we achieve. Our values shape our culture and guide our decisions:
- Building Empowered Leaders We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “keeping things running.”
It’s about leading the operation.
As the Manager, Marten Hills Landfill Facility, you are accountable for the overall performance of the facility and landfill including safety, compliance, people, and profitability. You’ll lead the team, work closely with customers, and ensure that both operate efficiently and to the highest standards every day.
This role is both strategic and hands-on. You’ll set direction, solve problems in real time, and build a culture of ownership and accountability across the site.
If you’re someone who leads by example, takes ownership, and knows how to balance people, operations, and performance—this is your kind of role.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Lead all day-to-day facility and landfill operations, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient performance
- Build, mentor, and manage a high-performing operations team, including hiring, training, and performance management
- Own site health and safety programs, including safety meetings, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Foster a strong safety culture where accountability is shared across the team
- Ensure full compliance with all environmental and regulatory approvals, maintaining proper documentation and audit readiness
- Maintain strong working relationships with regulators and stay ahead of regulatory changes impacting operations
- Oversee acceptance and handling of incoming materials in accordance with permits and approvals
- Ensure accurate tracking, reporting, and audit trails for all material movement and site activity
- Manage site equipment, maintenance programs, and third-party contractors to ensure reliability and uptime
- Issue and oversee Safe Work Permits, ensuring all work is conducted safely and in compliance
- Act as the primary point of contact on-site, supporting logistics, issue resolution, and relationship management
- Support business development by identifying opportunities for service expansion and continuous improvement
- Partner closely with operations, commercial, and engineering teams to align on priorities and execute initiatives
- Support and oversee facility projects, including scope, execution, and commissioning
- Monitor site performance, costs, and productivity, including ownership of budgeting, forecasting, and cost control
- Manage CRM and operational systems to ensure accurate reporting, data integrity, and pipeline visibility where applicable
- Ensure all administrative and regulatory reporting requirements are completed accurately and on time
- Represent the facility and landfill during audits, inspections, and regulatory interactions
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Have strong operational experience in industrial, environmental, or energy services
- Bring leadership experience managing teams in a field or facility environment
- Have a solid mechanical understanding and are comfortable working around equipment
- Understand that safety and compliance aren’t optional, they’re the foundation of the job
- Can balance hands-on involvement with leadership, planning, and administrative responsibilities
- Communicate clearly and effectively with teams, customers, and stakeholders
- Stay organized, decisive, and reliable in a fast-paced environment
- Take pride in running a clean, compliant, and high-performing operation
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Manager - Fort McMurray Facility & Landfill
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
How we work matters as much as what we achieve. Our values shape our culture and guide our decisions:
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “keeping things running.”
It’s about leading the operation.
As the Manager, Fort McMurray Landfill & Facility, you’ll be accountable for the overall performance of the facility and landfill, including safety, compliance, people, and profitability.
You’ll lead the team, work closely with customers, and ensure both operations run efficiently and to the highest standards every day.
This role is both strategic and hands-on. You’ll set direction, solve problems in real time, and build a culture of ownership and accountability across the site.
If you’re someone who leads by example, takes ownership, and knows how to balance people, operations, and performance, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Lead all day-to-day facility and landfill operations, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient performance
- Build, mentor, and manage a high-performing operations team, including hiring, training, and performance management
- Own site health and safety programs, including safety meetings, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Foster a strong safety culture where accountability is shared across the team
- Ensure full compliance with all environmental and regulatory approvals, maintaining proper documentation and audit readiness
- Maintain strong working relationships with regulators and stay ahead of regulatory changes impacting operations
- Oversee acceptance and handling of incoming materials in accordance with permits and approvals
- Ensure accurate tracking, reporting, and audit trails for all material movement and site activity
- Manage site equipment, maintenance programs, and third-party contractors to ensure reliability and uptime
- Issue and oversee Safe Work Permits, ensuring all work is conducted safely and in compliance
- Act as the primary point of contact on-site, supporting logistics, issue resolution, and relationship management
- Support business development by identifying opportunities for service expansion and continuous improvement
- Partner closely with operations, commercial, and engineering teams to align on priorities and execute initiatives
- Support and oversee facility projects, including scope, execution, and commissioning
- Monitor site performance, costs, and productivity, including ownership of budgeting, forecasting, and cost control
- Manage CRM and operational systems to ensure accurate reporting, data integrity, and pipeline visibility where applicable
- Ensure all administrative and regulatory reporting requirements are completed accurately and on time
- Represent the facility and landfill during audits, inspections, and regulatory interactions
What Makes You a Great Fit
You’re someone who takes ownership and leads by example. You also:
- Have strong operational experience in industrial, environmental, or energy services
- Bring leadership experience managing teams in a field or facility environment
- Have a solid mechanical understanding and are comfortable working around equipment
- Understand that safety and compliance aren’t optional — they’re the foundation of the job
- Can balance hands-on involvement with leadership, planning, and administrative responsibilities
- Communicate clearly and effectively with teams, customers, and stakeholders
- Stay organized, decisive, and reliable in a fast-paced environment
- Take pride in running a clean, compliant, and high-performing operation
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, may include nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
EIT, Project Controls
Location: Calgary, Alberta (Full-Time)
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental we’re building world-class facilities, meeting the highest of industry standards, for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
How we work matters as much as what we achieve. Our values shape our culture and guide our decisions:
- Building Empowered Leaders We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
Good projects don’t stay on track by accident.
They stay on track because someone is paying attention to the details, including progress, costs, timelines, and asking questions when something doesn’t line up.
At the same time, safe and reliable facilities don’t just happen. They depend on strong engineering, continuous improvement, and people who understand how systems perform in the real world.
That’s where you come in.
As the EIT, Project Controls, you’ll play a key role in both the execution and performance of our projects and facilities. You’ll support the Operations and Engineering teams by contributing to program management and engineering activities that expand facility capacity, improve asset reliability, safety, and efficiency.
This role offers exposure to the full project and asset lifecycle from early development and design through construction, commissioning, and ongoing operations.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Assist in developing and maintaining project schedules, expediting tasks, tracking progress, identifying risks, and implementing risk control solutions
- Compile, organize, and analyze project and operational data for reporting and decision making
- Support development and maintenance of project and asset management programs, including Management of Change (MOC), procurement, integrity management, and engineering document control
- Perform data trending and analysis to identify optimization opportunities across projects and facilities
- Assist with maintenance and reliability improvements of facility systems
- Work closely with field teams to provide timely engineering support for daily operations and maintenance programs, lead troubleshooting efforts, and develop practical solutions
- Contribute to small- to medium-complexity projects through concept development, design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and start-up
- Support corporate reporting on KPIs and new development status
- Coordinate with cross-functional teams including Operations, HSE, Regulatory, and Finance to ensure alignment and accurate information flow
- Liaise with external engineering firms, contractors, and technology providers to support project and operational objectives
What Makes You a Great Fit
- A degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Environmental, or a related engineering field (or equivalent practical experience)
- Registered as an E.I.T. with APEGA (or eligible to register by your first day)
- Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
- Ability to plan, prioritize, and work effectively in a fast-paced environment
- Comfort working with data, spreadsheets, and new systems
- Clear communication skills and a willingness to ask questions
- Ability to collaborate closely with field operations, value hands-on learning, and develop practical, results-oriented solutions
- Demonstrated commitment to safety programs and maintaining incident- and injury-free working conditions
What Helps (But Isn’t Required)
- 1+ year of relevant engineering, operations, or project experience
- Exposure to project environments or project development work
- Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and familiarity with MS Project, Bluebeam, and BI solution tools
- Experience with data analysis, facility operations, or reliability improvement initiatives
- Experience in energy, industrial, or construction environments
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Facility Operator
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just running a facility.” It’s about owning the facility operation from the ground up.
As a Facility Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our facility, ensuring waste is received, processed, tracked, and managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with facility approvals and operating procedures.
You’ll be responsible for ensuring all incoming and outgoing waste streams are managed, documented, and handled in accordance with regulatory requirements and facility approvals.
You’ll work closely with customers, contractors, sales teams, and fellow operators while helping maintain a safe, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, solving problems in real time, working independently, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate and maintain the facility safely and efficiently in accordance with facility SOPs, regulatory approvals, and maintenance requirements
- Understand regulatory and operating approvals as they pertain to the facility, including well classifications and acceptable materials
- Track and accurately log all incoming and outgoing waste streams in accordance with facility licenses, approvals, and operating procedures
- Maintain a clean, organized, and professional facility environment for customers, contractors, and team members
- Assist customers with site logistics and help develop practical, customer-focused solutions when unique situations arise
- Build and maintain strong working relationships with customers and support field sales activities at the facility level
- Perform routine facility inspections, preventative maintenance activities, and coordinate third-party contractors as required
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely and in accordance with company standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP and Health & Safety Manual while ensuring compliance with environmental and regulatory requirements
- Maintain current knowledge of facility approvals, licenses, safety procedures, training requirements, and regulatory documentation
- Keep SOPs up to date and improve them when opportunities are identified
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticket filing, data entry, reporting, and operational documentation
- Support safety meetings, inspections, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Uphold Pure Environmental’s values through daily actions and interactions
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Experience operating in industrial, waste management, oilfield, construction, or similar environments
- Strong mechanical aptitude and the ability to troubleshoot equipment and facility issues
- Experience operating heavy equipment, particularly loaders and dozers
- Strong understanding that safety and compliance are essential to the role
- Ability to balance hands-on operational work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with customers, contractors, and teammates
- Self-motivated with the ability to work independently with limited supervision
- Strong judgment and decision-making abilities in changing environments
- Positive, solutions-focused attitude
- Commitment to doing things properly, not just quickly
- Basic computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, and email
- Grade 12 diploma or equivalent
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 14 days on / 14 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, including nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Facility Operator
Location: Fort Kent, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just running a facility.” It’s about owning the facility operation from the ground up.
As a Facility Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our facility, ensuring waste is received, processed, tracked, and managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with facility approvals and operating procedures.
You’ll be responsible for ensuring all incoming and outgoing waste streams are managed, documented, and handled in accordance with regulatory requirements and facility approvals.
You’ll work closely with customers, contractors, sales teams, and fellow operators while helping maintain a safe, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, solving problems in real time, working independently, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate and maintain the facility safely and efficiently in accordance with facility SOPs, regulatory approvals, and maintenance requirements
- Understand the Regulatory and Operating Approvals as they pertain to our facility, including well classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted
- Track and accurately log all incoming and outgoing waste streams in accordance with facility licenses, approvals, and operating procedures
- Maintain a clean, organized, and professional facility environment for customers, contractors, and team members
- Assist customers with site logistics while helping develop practical, customer-focused solutions when unique situations arise
- Build and maintain strong working relationships with customers and support field sales activities at the facility level
- Perform routine facility inspections, preventative maintenance activities, and coordinate third-party contractors as required
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely and in accordance with company standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP, operate safely as per the Health and Safety Manual, and ensure the facility remains compliant with all environmental and regulatory requirements
- Maintain current knowledge of facility approvals, licenses, safety procedures, training requirements, and regulatory documentation
- Keep SOPs up to date — and improve them when you see a better way
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticket filing, data entry, reporting, and operational documentation
- Support safety meetings, inspections, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Uphold Pure Environmental’s values through your actions and interactions every day
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
You’re someone who takes ownership, not someone who waits to be told what to do. You also:
- Have experience operating in industrial, waste management, oilfield, construction, or similar environments
- Possess a strong mechanical aptitude and enjoy troubleshooting equipment and facility issues
- Have experience operating heavy equipment, particularly loaders and dozers
- Understand that safety and compliance aren’t optional — they’re the job
- Can balance hands-on operational work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Communicate clearly and work well with customers, contractors, and teammates
- Are self-motivated and capable of working effectively with limited supervision
- Exercise sound judgment and make thoughtful decisions in changing environments
- Bring a positive, solutions-focused attitude to challenges and opportunities
- Take pride in doing things properly, not just quickly
- Have basic computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, and email
- Have a Grade 12 diploma or equivalent
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, including nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Landfill Operator
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just operating equipment.” It’s about owning the landfill operation.
As a Landfill Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our Fort McMurray landfill facility, making sure waste is managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with approvals and operating standards.
You’ll work closely with truck drivers, customers, contractors, and the site team while helping maintain a clean, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, operating equipment, solving problems in real time, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate landfill equipment safely and efficiently, including dozers, loaders, and compactors
- Manage waste placement, grading, and daily landfill operations to maintain site integrity and compliance
- Understand regulatory and operating approvals as they pertain to the facility, including classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted
- Track and document waste volumes, load information, and daily operational activities accurately
- Maintain haul roads, working faces, and general site housekeeping to a high standard
- Support customers, drivers, and contractors on-site with safe and efficient site access and logistics
- Perform routine equipment inspections and coordinate basic maintenance activities
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP and Health & Safety Manual while ensuring environmental and regulatory compliance
- Ensure all landfill activities are conducted in accordance with environmental regulations, facility approvals, and company safety standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Participate in safety meetings, inspections, and compliance audits while promoting a strong safety culture
- Keep SOPs up to date and improve them when opportunities are identified
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticketing, data entry, reporting, and documentation
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Experience operating heavy equipment in landfill, construction, oilfield, or industrial environments
- Confidence operating dozers, loaders, compactors, or other heavy equipment safely and efficiently
- Strong understanding that safety and compliance are essential to the role
- Ability to balance hands-on work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with customers and teammates
- Reliable and able to maintain focus during long shifts
- Commitment to doing things properly, not just quickly
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 14 days on / 14 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, including nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Landfill Operator
Location: Cold Lake, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just operating equipment.” It’s about owning the landfill operation.
As a Landfill Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our Cold Lake landfill facility, making sure waste is managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with approvals and operating standards.
You’ll work closely with truck drivers, customers, contractors, and the site team while helping maintain a clean, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, operating equipment, solving problems in real time, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate landfill equipment safely and efficiently, including dozers, loaders, and compactors
- Manage waste placement, grading, and daily landfill operations to maintain site integrity and compliance
- Understand regulatory and operating approvals as they pertain to the facility, including classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted
- Track and document waste volumes, load information, and daily operational activities accurately
- Maintain haul roads, working faces, and general site housekeeping to a high standard
- Support customers, drivers, and contractors on-site with safe and efficient site access and logistics
- Perform routine equipment inspections and coordinate basic maintenance activities
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP and Health & Safety Manual while ensuring environmental and regulatory compliance
- Ensure all landfill activities are conducted in accordance with environmental regulations, facility approvals, and company safety standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Participate in safety meetings, inspections, and compliance audits while promoting a strong safety culture
- Keep SOPs up to date and improve them when opportunities are identified
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticketing, data entry, reporting, and documentation
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Experience operating heavy equipment in landfill, construction, oilfield, or industrial environments
- Confidence operating dozers, loaders, compactors, or other heavy equipment safely and efficiently
- Strong understanding that safety and compliance are essential to the role
- Ability to balance hands-on work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with customers and teammates
- Reliable and able to maintain focus during long shifts
- Commitment to doing things properly, not just quickly
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, including nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Landfill Operator
Location: Marten Hills, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
How we work matters as much as what we achieve. Our values shape our culture and guide our decisions:
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t about “just operating equipment.”
It’s about owning the landfill operation.
As a Landfill Operator, you’ll play a key role in the day-to-day operation of our Martin Hills landfill facility, making sure waste is managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with approvals and operating standards.
You’ll work closely with truck drivers, customers, contractors, and the site team while helping maintain a clean, organized, and high-performing operation.
If you’re someone who likes hands-on work, operating equipment, solving problems in real time, and being trusted to take ownership, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Operate landfill equipment safely and efficiently, including dozers, loaders, and compactors
- Manage waste placement, grading, and daily landfill operations to maintain site integrity and compliance
- Understand the Regulatory and Operating Approvals as they pertain to our facility, including well classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted at the facility
- Track and document waste volumes, load information, and daily operational activities accurately
- Maintain haul roads, working faces, and general site housekeeping to a high standard
- Support customers, drivers, and contractors on-site with safe and efficient site access and logistics
- Perform routine equipment inspections and coordinate basic maintenance as required
- Issue Safe Work Permits and ensure work is completed safely and in accordance with company standards
- Know, understand, and follow the ERP, operate safely as per the Health and Safety Manual, and ensure the facility remains compliant with all environmental and regulatory requirements
- Ensure all landfill activities are conducted in accordance with environmental regulations, facility approvals, and company safety standards
- Identify hazards, report incidents, and take action when something isn’t right
- Participate in safety meetings, inspections, and compliance audits while promoting a strong safety culture across the site
- Keep SOPs up to date — and improve them when you see a better way
- Handle day-to-day administrative duties including ticketing, data entry, and reporting without letting things slip
- Other duties as assigned
What Makes You a Great Fit
You’re someone who takes ownership, not someone who waits to be told what to do. You also:
- Have experience operating heavy equipment in landfill, construction, oilfield, or industrial environments
- Are confident operating dozers, loaders, compactors, or other heavy equipment safely and efficiently
- Understand that safety and compliance aren’t optional — they’re the job
- Can balance hands-on work with administrative tasks and documentation
- Communicate clearly and work well with both customers and teammates
- Stay sharp and reliable, even on long shifts
- Take pride in doing things properly, not just quickly
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts, may include nights
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
Scale Attendant
Location: Marten Hills, Alberta
We don’t just manage waste; we rethink how industry handles it.
At Pure Environmental, we’re building world-class facilities that meet the highest industry standards for the energy and industrial sectors. From geothermal waste cavern facilities to engineered landfills, our work supports operations across the full lifecycle—from exploration to end of life.
Who We Are
We’re a team built on experience, but we don’t just operate on the status quo.
We’ve spent decades in environmental and energy services, and we’ve seen what works (and what doesn’t). That’s why we do things simply, safely, and properly, with a strong focus on innovation and critical thinking.
We operate in markets that are often underserved, where dependable infrastructure is critical. Our facilities are designed to provide the systems and support these markets actually need, not just check boxes.
At Pure, our employees take ownership. We look out for each other, and we take pride in running clean, compliant, and well-managed operations.
If you like straightforward work, a strong team, and a place where your judgment is trusted, you’ll fit in well.
Our Values
How we work matters as much as what we achieve. Our values shape our culture and guide our decisions:
- Building Empowered Leaders – We encourage ownership, initiative, and leadership at every level.
- Integrity – We act with honesty, accountability, and do what’s right.
- Growth & Innovation – We stay curious, continuously improve, and embrace new ideas.
- Open & Honest Communication – We value transparency, direct feedback, and respectful dialogue.
Position Summary
This role isn’t just about running the scale.
It’s about being the hub of the operation.
As a Scale Attendant, you’ll play a critical role in keeping our facility running safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulatory requirements. You’ll be the first point of contact for customers and drivers, ensuring waste is accurately tracked, documented, and accepted in accordance with facility approvals.
This role combines customer service, administration, and operational support. You’ll work closely with the Facility Manager, Facility Administrator, Landfill Operators, customers, and field sales to keep information flowing, solve problems, and support the day-to-day success of the site.
If you’re organized, enjoy working with people, and take pride in getting the details right while keeping operations moving, this is your kind of role.
What You'll Be Doing
- Accurately process scale transactions, truck tare weights, and waste data in a timely manner
- Track and document all incoming and outgoing waste streams in accordance with facility approvals and regulatory requirements
- Understand the facility’s Regulatory and Operating Approvals, including waste classifications and materials that can and cannot be accepted
- Welcome customers and drivers, coordinate site logistics, and provide exceptional customer service
- Answer phone calls and emails while scheduling projects and coordinating daily truck activity
- Maintain accurate records by filing waste approvals, truck tickets, and other operational documentation
- Support the preparation of annual reporting by compiling and organizing facility data
- Work closely with field sales to support customer relationships and help provide practical solutions for customer needs
- Maintain a clean, organized, and professional scale house and reception area
- Keep Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) current and recommend improvements when better processes are identified
- Know, understand, and follow the Emergency Response Plan (ERP), Health and Safety Manual, and all environmental and regulatory requirements
- Ensure safety, training, licensing, and regulatory documentation remains accurate and up to date
- Identify issues, communicate concerns promptly, and help maintain safe, compliant operations
- Support the site team with additional administrative and operational duties as required
What Makes You a Great Fit
You’re someone who takes ownership, stays organized, and understands that accuracy matters. You also:
- Put customer service first and communicate professionally with customers, drivers, and coworkers
- Have experience in an administrative, scale house, industrial, landfill, construction, or related environment
- Understand the importance of environmental compliance and accurate documentation
- Are comfortable using Microsoft Word, Excel, email, and other computer systems
- Have mechanical aptitude, with experience operating heavy equipment such as dozers or loaders considered an asset
- Can manage multiple priorities while maintaining attention to detail
- Work well independently while contributing to a collaborative team environment
- Stay calm under pressure and adapt easily to changing priorities
- Are willing to work shift schedules, weekends, holidays, and on-call rotations as required
- Demonstrate sound judgment, accountability, and a positive, solutions-focused attitude
- Thrive in a growing organization where continuous improvement and initiative are valued
What Does Working at Pure Look Like?
- Vacation pay, sick days, and statutory holiday pay
- Group benefits and a Health Spending Account
- Company-sponsored training and education opportunities
The Details
- Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts
- Environment: Fast-moving, hands-on, and always evolving
Apply Now: Send your resume to careers@pureenviro.eco
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