Scraper - Heavy Equipment Operator - Minot, ND

Posted 16 days ago

martin constructionMinot (ND)

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

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About the role

Scraper-Heavy Equipment Operator

Type: Full time Salary: DOE

Position Overview: The Scraper-Heavy Equipment Operator is required to excavate, move, grade, and/or compact earth under general supervision of a Field Foreman in a safe, effective, and appropriate manner. Routine maintenance and repair to equipment in addition to other duties are also required. Heavy equipment may include trucks, front-end loaders, scrapers, dozers, graders, compactors, snowblowers and other pieces of equipment. The Scraper-Heavy Equipment Operator must also clean and ensure all equipment is in proper condition. Martin Construction Inc. uses CAT Models and will be expected to operate 627's, 637's and 657's. Preferred at least 6 months of experience. We offer a competitive benefit package and wages. Martin Construction, Inc. is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to a diverse workforce. Martin Construction, Inc. prohibits discrimination in employment, hiring status and/or promotion on the basis of military status, disabilities, age, marital status, citizenship, sexual orientation or any other status protected by applicable law and in accordance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Individuals with disabilities who require reasonable accommodation in the application process or who need assistance accessing the information on this website should call (701) 483-3478 for assistance.

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