Heavy Equipment Operator

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st louis compostingValley Park (MO)

Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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About the role

Heavy Machine Operator As a heavy machine operator, you'll have the chance to utilize and expand your skills within our team. Screening and grinding to stacking and mixing are just the start! By operating our equipment with precision and care, you'll contribute to the continuous production of rich compost that blends with our mulch and topsoil, enriching the earth and supporting our mission.

Responsibilities: Operate heavy machinery to continuously process material on-site. Perform daily, routine maintenance on equipment, such as lubricating, fueling, cleaning, etc. Perform daily pre-trip inspection of equipment, filling out daily maintenance log. Collaborate with team members to problem-solve and optimize production processes. Foster positive interactions with customers.

Why Join Us? You'll be given the opportunity to operate a wide range of equipment; from front-end loaders to dozers, excavators, etc. Expand your skills and knowledge in a dynamic, hands-on environment. Join a company that values teamwork, problem-solving, and continuous improvement. Make a difference by helping us work towards a greener tomorrow.

Skills and Experience: Equipment Operation: Experienced in handling different types of heavy machinery. Maintenance Knowledge: Capable of performing routine maintenance tasks. Safety Awareness: Prioritizes safety in all aspects of work. Physical Capability: Able to lift up to 50 pounds and endure long periods of sitting. Adaptability: Flexible and able to adjust to changes as needed. As an important part of our hiring process, our candidates must go through a background check and an extensive drug testing including urine and breath alcohol testing

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