Heavy Equipment Operator
Heavy Equipment Operator
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Operating equipment in a safe and efficient manner according to company policy, as well as manufacturer's guidelines
- Performing daily maintenance and safety checks
- Cleaning equipment as required
- Ensuring that equipment is secured at the end of the shift
- Other DutiesOther duties as assigned
- Typical Equipment
- Finish & Grade Compaction Roller
- TractorSkid-Steer Loader
- BackhoeFinish Bulldozer
- Finish Loader Operator
- Rough LoaderRough Dozer
- Material Transfer Vehicle
- Physical Demands
- Climb ladder 8-10 feet to access equipment operating station
- Keep equipment moving along specified path to ensure equipment is processing material to required specifications
- Remove excess built up material at the end of shift using a scrapper and shovel, periodically the Equipment Operator may need to use jack or chipping hammers
- Job Requirements and Education
- Over 18 years of age
- Eligible to work in the United StatesValid driver's license and reliable transportation
- Complete and pass pre-employment testing, including a drug screen and physical
- High school education or GED equivalent
- Preferred Experience
- At least six months experience operating equipment listed above.
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