Operador de maquinaria pesada

Posted 16 days ago

mcnay excavatingProsperity (PA)

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

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k) Health insurance Paid time off 401(k) matching Dental insurance Free uniforms Opportunity for advancement Vision insurance Benefits/Perks Competitive Compensation

Great Work Environment: Career Advancement Opportunities

Job Summary: We are seeking a Heavy Machine Operator to join our team! As a Heavy Machine Operator, you will work behind the wheel operating a variety of heavy machinery and equipment, following all safety guidelines and job specifications to ensure projects are completed both safely and on time. You will also perform and record regular maintenance for your equipment, report any defects or issues immediately, and keep equipment in good, clean working order. The ideal candidate has all the necessary licensing to operate heavy machinery, works well in a team environment, and maintains the highest safety standards.

Responsibilities: Safely operate a variety of large, heavy machinery safely, such as excavators, loaders, dozers, and more Maintain all equipment used, including cleaning and regular maintenance Follow best digging practices for all projects Work closely with the rest of the team on each project to ensure success

Qualifications: Must hold the proper license to operate heavy machinery in the state Previous construction or heavy equipment experience desired Strong communication skills Strong attention to detail The ability to work well within a team environment

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