Heavy Equipment Operator - AUS Airport

Posted 9 days ago

royal electricAustin (TX)

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About the role

Heavy Equipment Operator Royal Electric Company wants you to bring your skill and expertise as a Heavy Equipment Operator to us and join our team!!!Join Team Royal! At Royal Electric Company we provide expert electrical design, construction, and service with builders, contractors and facility owners who value relationships, trust, expertise, and a commitment to each other towards achieving exceptional results. We believe in transforming the culture of construction, creating a space where everyone feels they belong. We are proud to support initiatives like "Breaking Barriers," showcasing the incredible contributions of women in our industry. We are able to sustain this through our linking values of expertise, collaboration, integrity, passion, and loyalty. These values support our core purpose; to build great relationships, one project at a time! We believe in taking care of our team. From comprehensive wellness programs to continuous learning opportunities, we invest in your growth and well-being. We have a current opening for a Heavy Equipment Operator for our projects at Austin-Bergstrom International (AUS) Airport. Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer: Women, veterans and minorities are encouraged to apply.
Who you are: Safety Oriented - You are dedicated to maintaining a safe work environment, ensuring that both you and your team adhere to safety protocols on the jobsite. Focused - The small things matter to you. You bring a keen attention to detail. Relationship Builder - You work to build trust and relationships at all levels, cultivating collaboration, shared success, and mutual respect. Critical Thinker - You're willing to be innovative, challenge yourself, and try new things. Deadline Driven - You're prepared to put extra effort when it's needed to meet the deadlines that are critical to this industry.

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