Crusher Loader Operator
franz witte landscape contractingPocatello (ID)
Crusher Loader Operator
Posted 7 days ago
franz witte landscape contractingPocatello (ID)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Sunroc Corporation Looking to build a career? Want to learn new skills and grow with our company? At Sunroc, we value people! We want to help our team members grow and achieve their career goals! If you are looking for a place to start your career, Sunroc has endless opportunities to learn, succeed and advance. At Sunroc we are proud to offer industry-leading benefits to all full-time team members. This includes exceptional medical, dental, vision, PTO, paid holidays, profit sharing, 401K, weekly paychecks, and much, much more! The Crusher Loader Operator position is critical as we build better communities. Here are some things you will do: Operate heavy equipment, specifically loader, crushing equipment, trackhoe, backhoe, or skidsteer, productively, efficiently, and safely. Load trucks and feed crusher, in conformance to requirements. Grease, oil, and perform minor repairs on crushing equipment, using grease gun, oilcans, and hand tools. Be a great, reliable team member Perform other related duties as assigned. Additionally, we're looking for: Strong work ethic Someone who likes working outdoors Someone who is willing to work long hours and keep going to get the job done with others on your team! Ability to stand, bend, lift and other physical activities as needed. MSHA experience is preferred Begin your career with Sunroc Corporation! Apply today! Sunroc is a drug free workplace and participates in E-Verify. We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer!
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