Side Trimmer Operator - Utility Vegetation Management

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ek land managementKansas City (MO)

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$70,000 per year

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Job Description: Heavy Equipment Operator – Vegetation Management EK Land Management (EKLM) $70,000–$100,000 per year | Full-Time | Travel Required EK Land Management is seeking an experienced Heavy Equipment Operatorto perform vegetation management along powerline rights-of-way. This is a traveling position requiring employees to commute to job sites and remain on-site until the project is completed. Work is year round. Food and lodging are provided while traveling for work.
Responsibilities: Operate Skytrim and Jarraff trimmers Perform vegetation and tree removal around powerlines Conduct routine equipment maintenance and safety inspections Communicate with crew members and supervisors to maintain a safe and efficient work environment Maintain clean and organized equipment, job sites, and staging areas Follow all safety protocols and procedures and properly use required PPE Represent EK Land Management professionally with clients, landowners, and the public Travel and commute to assigned job sites as required
Requirements: Minimum 5 years of heavy equipment operation experience Valid driver's license Ability to commute to or relocate to job sites throughout Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma Willingness and ability to work required overtime Willingness to travel and remain at job sites for extended periods Ability to work safely and effectively as part of a crew CDL preferred
Compensation & Benefits: $70,000–$100,000 annual salary Overtime required Annual performance bonus Annual bonus increases based on performance and time with the company Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Paid Time Off (PTO) Retirement benefits Food and lodging provided while working away from home This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced heavy equipment operator looking for steady work, strong earning potential, and a long-term career with a growing company.

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