Bullhead environmental ltd

10/21/2026

Heavy trucks and equipment can be pretty hard on a worksite.

Over time, you end up with ruts, uneven ground and areas that don't hold up the way they should. Sometimes it takes more than dumping another load of gravel on top.

Whether it's regrading a pad, fixing problem areas or getting a site back into shape, we've got the equipment and operators to handle it.

Got a yard or pad that's seen better days? Give us a shout to fix it up before winter.

www.bullheadenviro.com/contact

10/18/2026

Our hearts are with everyone affected by the tragedy at CFB Wainwright. ❤️

To the families who have lost loved ones, those who have been injured, and the Canadian Armed Forces community, we extend our deepest condolences.

We're also thinking of the firefighters, emergency responders, healthcare workers, and everyone working to help those affected.

10/16/2026

The Bullhead crew has been busy at the Hardisty Terminal, adding and grading gravel to improve drainage and help prevent washouts.

We do a lot of work in and around the terminal, from drainage and earthworks to cleanup, reclamation and general site work.

If you’ve got work coming up at the Hardisty Terminal, give Bullhead a call. We’ve got the crew, equipment and experience to get it done.

www.bullheadenviro.com/contact

10/13/2026

A little erosion control work going in.

The crew placed rock along this slope to help control runoff, slow down erosion and keep the ground where it belongs.

Nothing fancy, just good prep work that makes a big difference once the rain and spring runoff hit.

Another one getting checked off the fall list. ☑️

10/08/2026

Putting the 6-way blade to work on the skid steer.

We’ve been using this setup to fix ROW sediment and get things shaped back up properly. The 6-way blade gives us a lot more control than a standard bucket when it comes to grading and finishing.

Another fall day getting ROW work cleaned up before winter.

10/05/2026

Fall work is in full swing.

A few shots from the last couple weeks. Moving dirt, working on drainage, cleanup and putting a few different pieces of equipment to work along the way.

This time of year is always busy trying to get jobs wrapped up and sites in good shape before winter shows up.

Can’t complain about getting blue-sky days to get it done either. 👌

10/01/2026

Not every job is a planned one.

Our crew was called in to help out with a structure fire, using the excavator to assist on site before taking care of the demo and cleanup afterward.

Once the fire was dealt with, we got to work bringing down what was left of the building and cleaning up the debris.

A different kind of day for the Bullhead crew, and a good example of why having the right equipment ready to go matters.

09/30/2026

Hiring asap for a busy fall and winter

We're Hiring a Heavy Equipment Operator!

Bullhead Environmental is looking for an experienced Heavy Equipment Operator to join our team in the Hardisty area.

If you have experience operating trackhoes, dozers, Skid steer and graders, we want to hear from you.

This full-time position requires:
• Experience operating: Trackhoe, Dozer,Grader and skid steer
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Valid driver's licence with a clean driver's abstract
• Ability to pass a Drug & Alcohol test
• H2S, First Aid, Ground Disturbance, and CSTS certifications, or willingness to obtain them

At Bullhead Environmental, you'll be part of a team that takes pride in quality work, values safety, and tackles a variety of environmental, earthworks, civil construction, and oilfield projects.

Interested?

Send your resume to [email protected] and join a team that's built on hard work and getting the job done right.

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09/29/2026

We like new iron as much as anyone, but it’s the person running it that really matters.

Dozers, tractors, discs and excavators all have their place on a job. Knowing which one to use, how to use it and when to change the plan comes down to experience.

Moving dirt, cleaning up a ROW, working ground for reclamation... our operators know their equipment and know how to get the job done.

09/25/2026

There’s a lot more to reclamation than throwing down some seed and calling it a day.

Before anything starts growing, there’s usually a fair bit of work to do. Soil needs to be moved and replaced properly, compacted areas worked up, drainage looked after and the ground prepared so vegetation actually has a chance to take.
It might not be the part of the job that gets the best photos, but it matters.

From the initial cleanup to working the ground and getting it ready for what comes next, we’ve got the equipment and crew to get it done. 🌱