Equipment Operator II (Highway Tractor/Trailer Operator)

Posted 11 days ago

montgomery county ohDayton (OH)

Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

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About the role

Equipment Operator Full performance level in the equipment operation occupation requiring considerable knowledge of multi-unit vehicles and waste disposal equipment; under direction, operates vehicles such as solid waste tractor/tipper-trailer. Summary of

Job Duties: Drives a highway tractor with tipper-trailer from transfer station to landfill or other destination; transports with tractor/dump-trailer. Performs minor repairs and adjustments to equipment; checks and services (i.e., preventative maintenance) equipment; greases and oils machinery; complete check-off list for equipment conditional completes maintenance records. May serve as a backup to Equipment Operator I if needed and qualified.(Performs Related Duties as Required)

Minimum Qualifications and Requirements: Equivalent to a high school diploma and two (2) years of equipment operation of listed above; OR alternative, equivalent evidence of the minimum class requirements. Driving Requirement: Must maintain a current, valid, State of Ohio Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with appropriate endorsements, and an acceptable driving record. Supplemental Information Training and Development: Must pass Department of Transportation physical exam. Must maintain licensure. Probationary Period: 120 days

Benefits: Health Insurance Vacation Accrual Paid Personal Leave Long Term Sick Accrual Life Insurance

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