As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 9 blaster jobs in Canada. The most active employers are Dyno Nobel, Tigercat Industries and Brandt in Canada. Skills often requested: attention to detail, communication skills, painting and heavy lifting.
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Candidates need a preference for prior manufacturing or hands-on experience, and experience with hand or power tools is an asset. They must work independently, adapt to changing priorities, and handle physical demands including lifting up to 50 lbs.
Grit blasting machine, Overhead crane, Jib crane, Hand tools, Power tools, Lifting devices
Candidates need hands-on manufacturing or similar experience, the ability to work independently, and comfort with hand and power tools. Physical demands include standing, climbing, kneeling and lifting up to 50 lbs.
grit blasting machine, overhead crane, jib crane, hand tools, power tools
Candidates need prior experience assembling hydraulic and mechanical systems and a licensed mechanic credential or equivalent experience. DC electrical knowledge and hands-on heavy equipment troubleshooting and repair are assets.
cranes, lift trucks, hydraulic systems, DC electrical systems
Dyno Nobel: With a history dating back 180 years, to the pioneering work of Alfred Nobel, the company is driven by a commitment to safety, innovation and…
Dyno Nobel needs candidates with a grade school diploma plus trade education or extensive related experience, a provincial blasting licence or the ability to get one, and a Class 5 driver's licence. Good physical condition to repeatedly handle 25 kg units is required.
Dyno Nobel: With a history dating back 180 years, to the pioneering work of Alfred Nobel, the company is driven by a commitment to safety, innovation and…
2+ YOECandidates need surface blasting experience, two or more years in the explosives industry and a valid provincial blaster licence or the ability to get one. Strong English, sound safety judgment, leadership and problem-solving skills are also needed.
Candidates need sandblasting experience, knowledge of safety rules, and the ability to read blueprints. Physical fitness for confined spaces and heights, attention to detail, and teamwork are also needed.
Pomerleau: It specializes in building, infrastructure, and civil engineering sectors, undertaking major projects through alternative delivery methods.
2+ YOECandidates need at least 2 years of similar experience, a valid CCQ occupation card, a drilling and blasting DVS, an ASP Construction card, WHMIS 201 and a Class 5 driver's licence.
2+ YOECandidates need a BC Mines Surface Blaster Certification (2nd or 3rd Class), 2 to 5 years of blasting experience in mining or heavy industry, and a valid driver's licence. They must work outdoors in all weather, lift up to 50 lbs, and communicate well in English.
Candidates need a BC Mines Blasting Ticket, a WorkSafe BC Urban Blasting Ticket, a current TDG ticket, and a valid Canadian driver's licence with a clean abstract. Heavy civil construction experience and knowledge of shearline and production blasting are needed.
Work in outdoor conditions, Construction industry, TDG
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Common questions
Who is hiring blasters?
Dyno Nobel (2), Tigercat Industries (2), Brandt in Canada (1), Manpower (1) and Pomerleau (1).
What skills do blaster jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention attention to detail, communication skills, painting, heavy lifting, sporting events, tdg, construction industry and valid driver's licence.