Operator - Hydrovac

Posted 7 days ago

martin constructionDickinson (ND)

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

SENIORITY

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About the role

Hydro Excavation Crew Member Responsible for the successful completion of hydro excavation projects including: utility line exposure, debris removal, slot trenching and digging. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities &

Qualifications: Work outdoors - perhaps in some extreme climates Operate hydrovac trucks and equipment in a safe and professional manner, ensure hydrovac truck and all equipment are in good working condition Perform pre and post inspections, as well as routine maintenance Must be able to sit, lift, stoop, bend, squat, kneel, reach and crawl repetitively Must be capable of working extended hours and variable shiftsHAZWOPPER, TENORM, H2S, Confine Space and Rescue, First Aid, training preferredOSHA 10, required within 30 days of hire Assist fellow crew members wherever required to get the job done (may entail manual labor and/or be outside your ticketed trade)CDL preferred May work around some hazardous material Hydrovac experience preferred Set up and inspect grounding and/or bonding procedures for hydrovac operation Personal Protective equipment (PPE) required Must be able to pass pre-employment background and drug screening Driver's License required Complete all required paperwork properly and submit on time High School Diploma or GED required Martin Construction, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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