Country Road Contracting

06/09/2026

We're Hiring!

JOB DESCRIPTION: - Taking care of campsites West of Prince George - Maintaining clean washrooms and pit toilets, paint

06/08/2023

Looking for Labourers in PG, Vanderhoof, and/or Frazer Lake. Driver's Licence and reliable vehicle is an asset. Text or call: (780)225-9125. Or email [email protected]

07/11/2022

Part Time / Full Time Brush Mowing / Labourer

- Brush mowing willows
- W**d wacking
- Mowing Lawns

Own vehicle and first aid an asset. PPE supplied, must have steel toed boots. Ready to start right away!

05/17/2022

General Labourer needed for outdoor work maintaining rec sites and trails.
18$/hour | Personal 4x4 Pickup Required | Immediate Work

Duties Entail:
Maintaining campsites
• Cutting grass around tables and disposing of garbage
• Ensuring campsites and surrounding area are clean and free of litter
• Raking and leveling gravel on driveways, campsites, fire pits, and under tables
• Cleaning bathrooms

Rec sites located from the North of Mackenzie, Prince George Southwest to Northwest Fort Saint James.

Do What You Love and Work Outside!
Call (780)225-9125 to start right away.

05/14/2021

Working with invasive plants in the North Caribou Region.

Tasks Include:
- Hand digging
- Backpack spraying herbicide
- Surveys ie. walking large areas spotting invasive plants
- Pre-trip post trip vehicle inspections
- Tail gate safety meetings / JSA
- Equipment maintenance (herbicide backpack sprayer)
- 10-12 hour days with overtime

Requirements:
- Class 5 or 6 (N) drivers licence
- Knowledge of CV radio
- General knowledge of WHMIS
- First Aid Level 1
- Assistant Pesticide Applicators Certificate (Required, but will be provided)
- Pesticide Applicators Certificate will be offered to long term employee

05/14/2021

With the approaching long weekend, Country Road Contracting is hitting the back roads, ensuring all Rec Sites and Trails are clean and properly maintained. Here are some of the view points from those sites!

08/23/2020

One method used to treat invasive plants is tarping. You can see an example of it here near the Quesnel river.