Heavy Equipment Operator with 3+ years' experience

Posted 10 days ago

orders constructionColumbus (OH)

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

SENIORITY

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About the role

Equipment Operator Allied Development Group, Inc. is a Lancaster, Ohio based Commercial/Public Excavating and Utility Contractor. We currently have immediate openings for an Equipment Operator. Operate heavy, motorized equipment used in earth moving/utility operations, including, but not limited to; dozers, loaders, excavators, and other equipment typically used on commercial and public site-work and utility projects. Project scopes consist of clearing, stripping topsoil, building pads, fill/export operations, grading of streets, sidewalks, drives, ponds, lawns, and parking lots.

Job Specific Requirements:

Must be able to comprehend and follow the daily/weekly work plan
Must be able to read drawings and layout stakes
Must be able to operate dozer for bulk and finish grading operations without GPSMust be self-motivated and work without constant supervision
Must adhere to Allied Employee Safety Policy
Complete pre-inspection checklist prior to operating equipment
Grease machine on a daily basis
Keep cab and windows clean and free of debris
Clean tracks as required
Show up on time a ready to work at designated start time
Work 40+ hours per week, including Saturday if necessary to meet schedule
Report to work, properly groomed, mentally alert and physically able to work - not impaired by any medication, diet, or physical condition
Possess a valid Ohio drivers' license
Able to lift 50 pounds, sometimes more
Must pass pre-employment and random drug testing

Equal Opportunity Employer

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