Wheel Loader Operator (Bay Springs)

Posted 7 days ago

jones capitalBay Springs (MS)

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About the role

Wheel Loader OperatorWORK WHERE YOU COME FIRST. At Jones Lumber, you are not an employee. You are a vital part of our team who, for over 70 years, have kept safety and our core values at the center of everything we do. We invite you to see how your career can grow at a company that puts your happiness above all.
General Responsibilities: Work safely - know, understand, and follow all safety rules Load and unload log trucks Feed sawmill occasionally Assist Log Yard Foreman when needed Clean up equipment daily
Qualifications: Experience operating a wheel loader or similar heavy equipment Knowledge of hardwood species is preferred Enthusiasm for being part of a team and working in a team-oriented environment Self-motivated, resourceful, and willing to take initiative Ability to cross-train on different loading jobs Ability to make decisions quickly utilizing hand-eye-hand-foot coordination Ability to work in a fast-paced environment Ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions Benefits 401(k) Retirement Plan and Employer Match Medical Prescription Drug Coverage Dental Vision Employer Paid Group Life/AD&DEmployer Paid Short-Term Disability Voluntary Long-Term Disability Voluntary Life/AD&DVoluntary Accident Voluntary Cancer Voluntary Critical Illness Employee Assistance Program Flexible Spending Account*Pre-employment drug screen and background check required Jones Lumber is an Equal Opportunity Employer that provides equal opportunities to all qualified persons without regard to race, veteran status, disability, color, religion, sex, national origin, any other federally protected class.

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