Equipment Operator

Posted 10 days ago

bartleySilver Spring (MD)

Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors

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About the role

Backhoe Operator And/Or Excavation Operator (Heavy Equipment) The Bartley Corporation has an immediate opening for an experienced backhoe operator and/or excavation operator (heavy equipment). Selected candidate will work within Bartley's residential excavation department or commercial concrete division depending on candidate's skill set.

Required Skills: Candidate must have experience operating a backhoe and digging for concrete footings. The ability to dig foundations, operate a skid loader, mini excavator, track hoe, track loader and forklift is preferred. Read construction plans and accurately operate a laser. Class B or Class A driver's license a plus. Knowledge or experience with concrete footings/walls also a plus. The Bartley Corp has been a leader in Concrete Construction since 1970 and continues to be a family owned and operated business. Bartley Corp is based in Silver Spring, Maryland and employs over 200. Bartley Corporation's services include Residential Concrete Foundations, Excavation, Waterproofing, and Commercial Concrete Construction. Mission Statement: Bartley Corp is a partnership of families with a relentless mission to optimize the foundation construction process; strengthening the world around us. Through safe and rewarding careers, our team members passionately craft and mold liquid rock; the miracle of concrete! Bartley offers an excellent benefits package with health insurance, 401K, paid vacations, and bonus opportunities. The Bartley Corporation is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer with a strong commitment to its employees and a drug-free workplace.

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