Heavy Equipment Operator

Posted 8 days ago

jmac resourcesWilliston (ND)

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

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Heavy Equipment Operator The Heavy Equipment Operator operates heavy equipment to complete construction projects as designed, performing all operations using safety best methods and according to company policies. GPS tools may be used. The Heavy Equipment Operator will be part of a team working together toward completion of projects and tasks.

Duties:

Perform all operations using safety best methods, other operating best methods, and in compliance with JMAC Resources' safety policies and practices
Operate various kinds of civil construction heavy equipment such as a dozer, scraper, excavator, backhoe, trenchers, etc.
Complete assigned projects and tasks referring to projects plans and according to instructions from supervisor
Read and interpret line and grade information
Setup, read, and interpret GPS information for equipment equipped with GPSWork together as a team to complete tasks and projects
Communicate job progress and questions/issues to supervisor and co-workers on a timely basis
Perform daily maintenance requirements on equipment
Promptly report all equipment issues to supervisor
Interact with customers, landowners, the general public, and co-workers courteously and respectfully
Utilize safety restraints and personal protective equipment (PPE)

Requirements:

Job Specific Requirements
Minimum 1 year of experience in operating heavy equipment
Possess working knowledge and skill regarding the operation of various pieces of earthmoving equipment
Demonstrated understanding of safety and operating best methods for construction heavy equipment and civil construction projects
Basic understanding of grade information from plans or grade stakes
Basic understanding of soils as needed to complete tasks safety and effectively
Ability to successfully pass CAT Heavy Equipment Operator training via computer based training method. The types of types of heavy equipment to be trained will be specified by the JMAC Resources hiring supervisor
Previous experience in oil and gas construction service work desired but not required
Physical ability lift and carry 50 pounds
Physical ability to access and operate heavy equipment and to safely function in/around a construction worksite and kneel crouch, bend, and reach with hands/arms
Standard Requirements
Demonstrated commitment to safety as expressed in JMAC Resources corporate value People First, Safety Always
Demonstrated ability to work as a member of a team
Demonstrated ability to work to a high standard of quality and efficiency to meet customer expectations, timelines, and company project goals
Ability to communicate and interact both verbally and in written form
Good problem solving ability
Flexibility to work overtime hours
Valid US issued driver's license with a good driving record
Ability to pass background and drug and alcohol tests.

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