Bucket Operator: Savannah, GA
Bucket Operator: Savannah, GA
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Always follow and help enforce safe practices and rules.
- Assist in preparing equipment and materials for each day's work at Foreperson's direction.
- Operate equipment as directed by Foreperson.
- Help maintain and repair equipment and tools used in operations.
- Assist other crew members in all aspects of daily activities and take a leadership role when required.
- Cleans up and disposes of all debris.
- Sets up barriers, warning signs, flags, markers, etc. to protect employees and public.
- Keeps informed on new equipment, specifications, standard practices, operating procedures, and customer and company employee relations policies and practices
- Track and report mileage to Foreperson
- Perform duties for storm work as needed
- Performs daily reporting using AMS system to submit timesheets and billing information.
- Maintain above standard customer relations.
- Accident Reporting.
- Supervisory Responsibilities Bucket Operator have no direct reports.
- High School diploma or education equivalent preferred
- Experience Requirements
- Two years' experience in Vegetation Management.
- Bucket truck operation experience required.
- Knowledge of daily maintenance and safe operations of all equipment used.
- Able to hear verbal instructions from a distance.
- Must have a driver's license with a clean driving record.
- Must have skid steer w/ mulcher operation experience.
- Experience in safe operations and maintenance of vehicles and equipment.
- Must have experience operating woodchipper.
- Split dump driving experience preferred.
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