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Must be able to operate a city vehicle safely, as well as operate and maintain a variety of small and large construction equipment, including but not limited to: backhoe, loader, and motor grader.
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The Greenskeeper performs work involving the use of turf maintenance equipment; including tractors, loaders, skid-steers, trenchers, trucks, mowers, spreaders, and other items related to maintaining the golf course and golf-scape.
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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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Position works under the close supervision of a Senior Crew Chief, Crew Chief, Heavy Equipment Operator or Senior Equipment Operator. Works with and assists the line crew in digging ditches, canal cleaning, pump station cleaning, culvert installation, pole holes, hoisting material, tools, grass cutting, equipment, and any related work in Streets, Bridges, and Drainage.
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The Heavy Equipment Operator earns an initial salary of $18 to $25 per hour, paid weekly. Are you a skilled Heavy Equipment Operator looking to take your career to the next level with a company with an outstanding company culture and team atmosphere.
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Competent and proficient operation of the following: excavator (60K LB and up), front end loader (3CY and up), articulating dump truck (25CY and up), bull dozer (150HP and up), motor grader, soil compactor, articulating water truck, compact loader, compact excavator, and other construction equipment.
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Operates excavator, track hoe, and backhoe to perform skilled digging and trenching for maintenance, upkeep, and construction projects for public utilities and other infrastructure, where exacting tolerances and specification are required; controls placement of equipment and determines optimum approach to each digging scenario in order to minimize destruction of property and avoid electric, water, sewer, and other public utility lines.
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Operates a wide range of specialized vehicles and motorized equipment, including front-end loader, dump truck, bulldozer, spreader, grader, roller, scraper, backhoe and tractor; performs work in accordance with all safety regulations and procedures.
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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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Uses a weed trimmer, lawn mower, chainsaw and any other related equipment needed. Hauls dirt, road base, asphalt, water, pipe, equipment, debris, and other material used. Summary This position encompasses a variety of tasks to include but are not limited to: operating a dump truck, rollers and other equipment while performing tasks related to street and alley reconstruction.
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Works with the line crew in digging ditches and trenches, hoisting material, tools, equipment, and any related work with a backhoe, road grater or front-end loader; performs routine inspection and preventive maintenance on assigned equipment and refers defects or repairs to the supervisor; cleans equipment; assists in the installation and maintenance of traffic control devices.
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Motorized vehicles and equipment, including backhoe, payloader, excavator, maintainer, skid steer, pneumatic roller, steel wheel roller, 2000 gallon water truck, dump truck, and common hand and power tools, shovels, concrete saw, pick, jackhammer, chain saw, bull float, hand derby, asphalt rake, post hole auger, thermoplastic applicator, wacker packer, plate packer, walk behind roller, walk behind cut saw, weed eater, edger, pole saw, riding and push mower, etc.
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As an Equipment Operator, you will maintain County storm drains, roadways, and/or rights-of-way to permit safe access and travel by motorists, cyclists and pedestrians, and operate road repair and maintenance equipment necessary to maintain or repair roadways in compliance with design and safety regulations; and perform manual labor duties via the use of hand tools and hand work.
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The following equipment is representative of the size, weight and complexity appropriate for Senior Equipment Operator: Oil Distributor (2000 gallon or more), Dozer, Truck (with mounted attachments), Grader Motor (All), Asphalt Paver, Excavator (All), Chip Spreader, Front End Loader/Back Hoe, Tractor Trailer (Equipment and Material Haul), Track Loader, Wheel Loader (3 cubic yards or more), and Truck-Trailer Combination.
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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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