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This position entails the operation of heavy equipment in order to achieve daily production goals. Able to pass practical skills test for heavy equipment including dozers, excavators, and loaders.
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Operate heavy equipment to complete various tasks involving the construction, maintenance and repair of storm water infrastructure. This is accomplished by operating heavy equipment, leading a crew, scheduling work tasks, maintaining equipment, ensuring equipment and materials are sufficient, and preparing a safe work environment.
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This position requires a multi-faceted track and wheel driven heavy equipment operator that can safely, productively, and with proven skill, control, maneuver, and navigate numerous types of construction equipment to a high degree of grading and excavation accuracy.
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Job Description Heavy Equipment Operator. About the Position The primary functions of the operator include but are not limited to: 1) being responsible for the safe and efficient operation of mobile aggregate mining and processing equipment and effectively monitor all equipment under his/her control, 2) loading of stockpiled product onto customer trucks and trailers, 3) operate and troubleshoot the scale computer, remote scale touchscreen and printer, and 4) offloading of product imported by rail cars into onsite stockpiles.
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Job Title: Heavy Equipment Operator. Heavy equipment may include, but is not limited to, front-end loaders, dozers, excavators, haul trucks, graders, and tractors. Clean equipment, perform routine inspections, provide preventive maintenance on assigned equipment, and report defects to management.
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The Heavy Equipment Operator (Traveling) operates heavy equipment such as bulldozers, compactors, excavators, etc. The Heavy Equipment Operator will operate a variety of equipment, such as, backhoes, bulldozers, loader, screeners, excavators as well as other equipment.
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The Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for operating equipment in a safe and effective manner on jobsites. - Preferred: 2+ years' experience as a heavy equipment operator.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The Operator - Heavy Equipment is responsible for the safe operation of heavy equipment at a recycling center, landfill or transfer station for the purpose of transferring, spreading, covering, loading and/or compacting waste or soil in an efficient and safe manner.
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The employee is responsible for operating heavy equipment used for moving or grading earth, applying concrete, asphalt or other materials to road beds or equipment used for tamping gravel, dirt or other materials.
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Zachry Construction is seeking a GPS Motor Grader Operator for our heavy civil project. Motor Grader Operator must be able to sit for extended periods and periodically climb up/down equipment, utilizing built-in access (typically 3 vertical steps or rungs) with hand bar support.
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The primary purpose of this position is to transload materials by using a Friction Crane, Forklift (Taylor Lift), Skid Steer, and other heavy equipment, as necessary. This position assist the existing Crane Operator as needed and will also require operating forklifts, driving trucks and various equipment throughout the Port facility.
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Apply for the Quarry Worker/ Heavy Equipment Operator today and jump start your career with the CRH Materials family. Quarry Worker/ Heavy Equipment Operator - Do you want to work for a company that values your skills.
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The primary role of the heavy equipment operator is to ensure the safe flow of material is maintained from the mine to the raw clay storage building. Operator Equipment Smoothly, Safely and Efficiently and Follow Mining Plans.
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The position of an Equipment Operator (Heavy) is responsible for operating a traveling or stationary overhead crane to lift, move and position loads as machinery, equipment, products and solid or bulk materials using hoisting attachments such as hook, sling or bucket.
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Detects, identifies, and reports improper equipment performance and makes necessary operational adjustments. City vehicle, two-way radio, backhoe, front end loader, side loader, rear loader, sanitation/roll-off truck, backhoe, grapple truck, brush unit and pressure washer.
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