Journeyperson Scaffolder / 3rd–4th Year Scaffolder
- Calgary, AB, Canada
Full-time
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Position: Journeyperson Scaffolder / 3rd–4th Year Apprentice
Location: Calgary, AB / Alberta / Saskatchewan
Start Date: Early 2026
Projects: Commercial, Industrial, and Civil Construction
Schedule: Monday–Friday, weekends as required
Job Overview
EAP Construction is currently seeking Journeyperson Scaffolders as well as 3rd and 4th Year Apprentices to support upcoming projects starting early 2026. We are looking for skilled scaffolders who prioritize safety, can work independently or as part of a crew, and are fully competent in assembling, modifying, and dismantling scaffolding systems in various environments.
This is an excellent opportunity for scaffolders who are dependable, proactive, and ready to contribute to major construction projects across Calgary.
Key Responsibilities
EAP Construction has been proudly serving the industry for over 18 years. Through steady growth across Alberta and beyond, we’ve built a strong reputation for delivering a wide range of civil, industrial, and commercial projects. With operations in multiple provinces across Canada, we offer our team consistent opportunities to work on high-profile projects, all while being part of a company that values safety, quality, and long-term relationships.
Location: Calgary, AB / Alberta / Saskatchewan
Start Date: Early 2026
Projects: Commercial, Industrial, and Civil Construction
Schedule: Monday–Friday, weekends as required
Job Overview
EAP Construction is currently seeking Journeyperson Scaffolders as well as 3rd and 4th Year Apprentices to support upcoming projects starting early 2026. We are looking for skilled scaffolders who prioritize safety, can work independently or as part of a crew, and are fully competent in assembling, modifying, and dismantling scaffolding systems in various environments.
This is an excellent opportunity for scaffolders who are dependable, proactive, and ready to contribute to major construction projects across Calgary.
Key Responsibilities
- Erect, dismantle, and modify System (Layer/Ringlock) and Tube & Clamp scaffold systems safely and efficiently
- Ensure all scaffolds meet CSA standards, site specifications, and material requirements
- Perform safe scaffold access practices and follow all fall protection procedures
- Conduct and participate in Task Hazard Assessments (THA/JHA)
- Read and interpret isometric drawings (asset, not required)
- Communicate clearly with foremen, supervisors, and crew members
- Maintain safe work habits in industrial and commercial environments
- Assist with material handling and manage scaffold components efficiently
- Support apprentices and participate in knowledge transfer when required
- Journeyperson Scaffolder Certificate (SAIA or equivalent)
- OR Proof of Hours (6,400+ hours)
- 3rd or 4th Year Apprentices also strongly encouraged to apply
- Required Safety Certifications:
- H2S Alive
- CSTS 2020
- Common Safety Orientation (CSO)
- Energy Safety Canada Fall Protection
- Energy Safety Canada Confined Space
- Ability to complete and pass a Pre-Access Drug & Alcohol Test
- Strong commitment to safety and teamwork
- Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions
- Consistent hours and stable long-term opportunities
- Work on major commercial, civil, and industrial projects in Calgary
- Collaborative crews with strong safety culture
- Opportunities for growth and skill development
EAP Construction has been proudly serving the industry for over 18 years. Through steady growth across Alberta and beyond, we’ve built a strong reputation for delivering a wide range of civil, industrial, and commercial projects. With operations in multiple provinces across Canada, we offer our team consistent opportunities to work on high-profile projects, all while being part of a company that values safety, quality, and long-term relationships.
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Responsibilities
Erect, modify, and dismantle System and Tube & Clamp scaffolding while meeting CSA standards, site requirements, and safety procedures. Participate in hazard assessments, coordinate with supervisors and crew members, handle scaffold materials, and support apprentices when needed.
Requirements
Applicants must hold a Journeyperson Scaffolder Certificate (SAIA or equivalent) or provide proof of at least 6,400 hours; 3rd- and 4th-year apprentices are also encouraged to apply. Required certifications include H2S Alive, CSTS 2020, CSO, Fall Protection, and Confined Space, along with passing a pre-access drug and alcohol test and being able to work outdoors in varying weather.
Skills
- Scaffold Erection
- Scaffold Dismantling
- System Scaffolding
- Tube And Clamp Scaffolding
- Fall Protection
- Task Hazard Assessments
- Isometric Drawing Interpretation
- Material Handling
- Safety Compliance
- Teamwork
- Communication
- Apprentice Mentoring
Benefits
- Consistent Hours
- Long-Term Opportunities
- Growth And Skill Development
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Keywords
- Journeyperson Scaffolder
- Scaffolder Apprentice
- System Scaffolding
- Layer Scaffolding
- Ringlock Scaffolding
- Tube And Clamp Scaffolding
- CSA Standards
- H2S Alive
- CSTS 2020
- Common Safety Orientation
- Fall Protection
- Confined Space
- Task Hazard Assessment
- Job Hazard Analysis
- Isometric Drawings
- Pre-Access Drug And Alcohol Test
- Commercial Construction
- Industrial Construction
- Civil Construction
- Material Handling
- Scaffold Access
- Safety Procedures
- Apprentice Mentoring