Utility Excavator Operator
blythe constructionSpartanburg (SC)
Utility Excavator Operator
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blythe constructionSpartanburg (SC)
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment OperatorsOther Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Utility Excavator Operator
Department: Operations
Employment Type: Full Time
Location:
Spartanburg, SCDescription We are currently searching for a Utility Excavator Operator to work with our utility crews.
Work Environment:
Work is performed outside in all types of environmental conditions. This position performs strenuous physical activity, for long periods, under varying and adverse field conditions. This position must be able to lift, carry, stand, walk on uneven surfaces, manually manipulate, grasp, reach out and above shoulder, climb, kneel, bend, twist, and push/pull.
Key Responsibilities:
Ensure work is excavated to the proper requirements, depth/grade, etc. Comply with all company and site specific policies and procedures Safe and efficient operation of equipment Perform routine inspections, safety walk-arounds, and preventative maintenance on assigned equipment Maintain equipment in good operating condition, reporting and logging maintenance requirements or concerns Complete required paperwork, reporting, and other documentation as required May perform other related duties as assigned Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Must have experience of operating excavators on a utility crew Must be able to climb in and out of equipment unassisted Must have and maintain a valid driver's license Frequently lift 20 pounds, and occasionally lift up to 50 pounds Must be willing and able to travel to other project sites throughout the Southeastern U.S. as needed Ability to have a flexible work schedule, including working overtime and weekends as needed
Benefits:
Competitive salary based on experience and qualifications Health benefits and 401(k) Plan Paid Time Off Holiday Pay
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