Equipment Operator
ace hardwarePort Charlotte (FL)
About the role
Equipment Operator We are looking for a dependable Equipment Operator to help with outdoor work and property operations at our store. This position requires experience operating machinery such as a Bobcat, front-end loader, tractor, or similar equipment.
Responsibilities include:
Operating equipment safely and efficiently Moving materials, mulch, soil, plants, pallets, and other items as needed Assisting with landscaping, yard maintenance, and outdoor projects Keeping work areas clean, organized, and safe Helping with general labor tasks when needed
Requirements:
Experience operating machinery such as a Bobcat, front-end loader, or similar equipment Dependable and punctual Strong work ethic Able to work outdoors in Florida weather Able to lift, carry, and move materials as needed Safety-minded and willing to follow instructions
Pay:
Commensurate with experience, reliability, and performance. To apply: Please fill out our online application. For a quicker response, email Dtaylor@mrtcompanies.com and JTaylor@mrtcompanies.com with your resume, availability, work experience, and the position you are interested in. MRT Lawn and Garden Center has been family owned and operated in Venice, FL since 2003. With locations in South Venice (Englewood Rd), North Venice (US 41 Bypass N), and Port Charlotte (El Jobean Rd), MRT is growing and searching for our next team member. Want to grow alongside Florida's largest and most tropical independently owned garden centers? Apply to join the MRT family today!
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