Heavy Equipment Operator - Per Diem Offered

Posted 7 days ago

trillium staffingStanley (NC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$35/hr

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About the role

Heavy Equipment Operator - Per Diem Offered We are now hiring a Heavy Equipment Operator / Dozer operator for a project in Stanley, NC.The Dozer operator needs to have experience with grading without GPS. Schedule is Monday - Saturday, 7 am - 5:30 pm. Pay rate is $35/hr plus $100/day per diem.
Qualifications:
  • At least 4+ years of dozer experience
  • Experience with grading without GPSSolar experience is a plus
  • Can pass pre-employment screenings
Trillium Construction Services has been recruiting and hiring construction and skilled trades talent for over 30 years. Trillium is an Equal Opportunity Employer. By applying to this job, I agree to receive electronic communications including SMS text and email regarding future opportunities, referral bonus incentives, and other promotions from Trillium. You may opt out at any time from future communications by responding STOP to any electronic communication. You may view our full privacy policy at https://trilliumstaffing.com/jobs/privacy/.Trillium offers a comprehensive benefit package that includes the ability to participate in health insurance and retirement plans, paid holidays, state required leave, and other leave, if applicable. Trillium's offerings are dependent on the state in which the assignment is located, length of time worked, and may change depending on assignment. Benefit packages for direct hire placements vary based on the client company.

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