Material Handler, Field Projects

Worley Canada Construction is a leader in industrial construction across Alberta and western Canada.

Our employees build exciting careers in fabrication, modularization, field installation, and professional support services for some of the world’s most challenging energy, infrastructure, and industrial projects.

Worley Canada Construction is currently seeking Material Handlers to support field execution at a project site near Regina, SK.

The Material Handler is responsible for the safe and efficient execution of day-to-day material handling activities on site.

This role performs the physical receiving, inspection, movement, storage, and delivery of materials to support construction activities.

The Material Handler ensures materials are properly identified, documented, and handled in accordance with project requirements.

Working under the direction of the Lead Material Handler and in coordination with the Materials Controller, this role is critical to ensuring materials are safely managed and available to support construction execution.

• Site-based role on a project site near Regina, Saskatchewan
• Candidate may be required to work site rotation (9/5 schedule)
• Local candidates preferred
• Daily bussing from Regina to site is provided
• Valid Class 5 driver’s licence required

• Reports functionally to the Materials Management leadership structure
• Assigned to a project, and reports operationally to the applicable Lead Material Handler or designated site supervision.
• Frequently interfaces with:

• Material Controller
• Construction (supervision & crews)
• Quality (as required for additional inspection)
• Interface expectations:
• Accurately executes physical receiving and verification at time of receipt
• Ensures all discrepancies are clearly identified and digitally recorded for escalation
• Maintains alignment between physical material, system records, and project requirements
• Communicates material issues clearly and promptly to supervision

• Participate in toolbox talks, safety meetings, and pre-job discussions
• Complete and follow Field Level Hazard Assessments (FLHAs) prior to performing work
• Perform all tasks in accordance with site safety rules, procedures, and approved safe work practices
• Use required PPE, tools, and equipment properly at all times
• Immediately report hazards, unsafe conditions, near misses, or incidents

• Escort deliveries onto site and support driver orientation and load acceptance processes
• Complete load assessments and assist with safe unloading of materials
• Perform physical inspection of materials for unacceptable, overage, shortage, and damaged conditions (UOSD)
• Accurately record and document discrepancies, including marking packing slips and capturing supporting information (e.g., photos)
• Create and initiate UOSD records in accordance with project procedures
• Execute material receipt transactions in the material management system (e.g., SiteSense) as directed

• Receive, unload, and move materials safely within laydown and storage areas
• Pick, stage, and deliver materials to workfaces in accordance with planned construction requirements
• Coordinate material movements with the Lead Material Handler and site priorities
• Support handling of oversized, heavy, or sensitive materials using approved methods

• Store materials in designated laydown and storage areas in accordance with site plans
• Ensure materials are properly marked, tagged, and identifiable at all times
• Verify & confirm physical heat numbers received align with system pre-entry, if applicable
• Maintain clear separation and organization of materials to support traceability and retrieval
• Execute standard preservation activities and support complex preservation activities as required to maintain material condition
• Maintain accurate physical tracking of material locations

• Use tablets or digital systems to support receiving, tracking, and material movement activities
• Accurately capture and record receiving information, including supporting documentation
• Ensure packing slips and documentation are complete and submitted in accordance with procedures
• Support the Materials Controller by ensuring physical transactions and documentation are complete and accurate

This role is:

• Responsible for the physical execution of material receiving, handling, storage, and delivery
• Accountable for identifying and recording material discrepancies (OS&D/UOSD) at time of receipt
• A key contributor to safe and efficient material flow on the project
• An active participant in ensuring materials are properly identified, stored, and traceable
• A hands-on field role requiring safe work practices and attention to detail

This role is not:

• Responsible for system control, data integrity, or overall materials coordination
• Accountable for resolving material discrepancies—issues are escalated through the Materials Controller
• Responsible for construction sequencing or prioritization decisions
• A purely administrative role—this is a physical, field-based position
• A supervisory role (direction is provided by the Lead Material Handler and Materials leadership

Success looks like:

• Safe execution of all material handling activities
• Accurate identification and documentation of material discrepancies
• Organized and traceable material storage and laydown areas
• Timely and efficient movement of materials to support construction
• Strong alignment with Lead Material Handler direction and project priorities

• 3–5 years’ experience in construction material handling or receiving
• Trade certification or background is an asset
• Experience working in industrial construction environments is preferred
• Familiarity with material handling processes, documentation, and receiving practices
• Experience using digital tools or tablets for material tracking is an asset
• Equipment operation experience (e.g., forklift, telehandler) is an asset
• Ability to work safely in active construction and outdoor environments

• Safety-Focused – Demonstrates strong commitment to safe work execution
• Attention to Detail – Accurately identifies and records discrepancies
• Reliability – Completes work consistently and follows direction
• Teamwork – Works effectively with handlers, controllers, and construction teams
• Adaptability – Responds to changing priorities in a dynamic environment

Worley is committed to achieving zero harm to people, assets, and the environment.

All employees are expected to actively support and contribute to a strong safety culture and comply with all site safety requirements.

Worley Canada Construction will not pay fees for recruitment activities unless a written agreement is in place with our Human Resources team.

Unsolicited resumes submitted directly to hiring managers will not be eligible for fees.