WCB Job Seeker: Meet Dan

Meet Dan D’Haene. Dan is a knowledgeable equipment operator with over 20 years of experience in the construction and manufacturing fields. He is proficient in operating heavy trucks and overhead cranes. Dan also has a solid understanding of automotive component inspection. He is eager to bring his hard-working personality and dedication to his new role where he can showcase his experience and industry knowledge.

Name: Dan D’Haene

Location: Valleyview, Alberta

Positions of interest: Dispatching; Customer service

Potential to return to driving with truck modifications: No  

Type of employment desired: Full time, part time or seasonal

Availability: Valleyview, Alberta

English level: Fluent

Class of license: Class 1

Years of truck driving experience: 5 years

Other work experience: Vacuum truck operator/Facility assistant: Operator 2 – in charge of the isomeric plant for 10 years; Galy line operator

Additional industry training:

  • High school diploma

  • Heavy equipment operator, Fifth wheel training academy, New Liskeard, ON

  • Class 1 License, with a clean driver’s abstract and air brakes

  • H2S Alive

  • Construction safety training systems (CSTS)

  • Pipeline construction safety training (PCST)

  • General oilfield driver improvement (GODI)

  • Fall protection

  • Aerial work platform (AWP)

  • Confined space entry

  • Leadership for safety excellent

  • Forklift operator

  • Blow out prevention (BOP)

Able to pass a motor vehicle records check: Yes

Worker abilities:

  • Highly organized

  • Detail-oriented

  • Diligent

  • Strong work ethic

  • Superb time management

  • Self-motivated

  • Adaptable

With a little guidance and training from the right employer, Dan will be well on her way to becoming a valuable addition to the trucking industry!

You and Dan will both benefit from our training on the job program: Dan will develop skills and gain work experience while you receive financial assistance from WCB during the training period. Other benefits include:

  • Receive funding for training, such as M.E.L.T., WHIMIS, business courses etc.

  • Save money on training costs/wages during the training period.

  • Access a skilled and motivated employment pool.

  • Receive protection for the costs of any injury or re-injury that might occur during a TOJ program.

  • Coordination of ergonomic assessments and workplace modifications (if applicable).

At the end of the program, you will have a fully trained employee who will contribute to your company!

Contact WCB for a detailed resume, with any questions or to set up an interview: 1-866-498-4694 or email TOJ@wcb.ab.ca to learn more. Let us know you’re responding to the featured job seeker article. AMTA is also available to assist with questions: memberservices@amta.ca

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