Heavy Equipment Operator- Cameron, WV (exp required)
jennmarMorgantown (WV)
Heavy Equipment Operator- Cameron, WV (exp required)
Posted 2 days ago
jennmarMorgantown (WV)
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment OperatorsCommercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Heavy Equipment Operator We are seeking motivated individuals for full-time positions involving heavy equipment operation for land clearing/restoration. This role offers competitive pay, and benefits package.
Job Responsibilities:
Safely and efficiently operate various types of heavy equipment.
Knowledge of land clearing/restoration functions and operations on incline hills of Cameron, WV.3-5 years of experience safely operating Heavy Iron, large scale Excavators and Dozers, as well as other related equipment.
Perform basic equipment maintenance including fueling and greasing.
Follow and comply with all safety rules and regulations.
Assist with additional tasks as assigned by a supervisor.
Qualifications:
- Ability to work in an outdoor environment in varying conditions
- Ability to lift up to 60 pounds
- Comfortable working at heights or tight spaces
- Mechanical aptitude is a plusMSHA certification is a plus but not required
- Willingness and ability to pass a pre-employment background check, and drug/alcohol screening
Benefits:
Health, Dental, Vision InsurancePaid Life InsurancePaid Time Off (PTO) + Holidays 401(k) At JENNMAR Services, our employees are our most valuable asset. We are committed to providing competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package, including a company-matched 401(k).We consistently employ skilled individuals across the Coal, Oil & Gas, Energy, Construction, Manufacturing, and Industrial industries.
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