Equipment Operator

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bs site developmentAtlanta (GA)

Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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Senior

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About the role

B&S Site Development is a fast‑growing leader in large‑parcel, mission‑critical site development, delivering complex, time‑sensitive civil construction projects for some of the world’s most demanding clients. Since 2003, we’ve built a reputation for precision, speed, and accountability—transforming large tracts of land into fully prepared e‑infrastructure sites through heavy civil expertise, disciplined project management, and a culture of ownership at every level. Our multi‑regional operations are supported by offices in Columbus, Ohio; Manassas, Virginia; Richmond, Virginia; South Hill, Virginia; and Atlanta, Georgia, enabling us to scale rapidly while maintaining exceptional execution standards. At B&S, we believe in developing talent from within, fostering a culture where driven individuals can build long‑term careers. Whether in the field or the office, our teams are united by a shared commitment to innovation, safety, and delivering exceptional results for our clients. Heavy equipment operators handle motorized machines such as bulldozers, excavators, track loaders, rollers, and dump trucks. The heavy equipment operator's duties include preparing and manipulating heavy equipment to ensure the appropriate movement of materials and liaising with coworkers to ensure that the projects are completed accurately. You will be required to conduct your duties in a safe, diligent manner at all times.

Requirements: Safely operate excavators, loaders, backhoes, dozers, and other heavy equipment Excavate trenches for utility installation with precision Assist crews in storm, water, and sewer pipe installation Always follow site safety protocols Maneuvering heavy motorized equipment to ensure the accurate removal and placement of materials. Prepares construction sites for building, demolition, or excavation. Loading and offloading rocks, debris, and other materials from heavy equipment. Always observing stipulated safety codes. Communicating with coworkers to elucidate project specifications, as needed. Reporting injuries and other accidents to the Foreman and Job Superintendent. Examine schedules for the day and establishes the best way of completing given task Advising the Foreman of requisite upgrades, repairs, and replacements. Inspects and fuels vehicle prior to beginning shift. Perform routine maintenance and repairs. Performs other related duties as assigned.

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