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Ability to operate riding and push mower, power tiller, power edger, weed whip, blower, sprayer, tractor, skid steer loader, dump-bed truck, basic hand and power tools, truck and trailer and string trimmer.
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Required Travel: Yes; Frequent/extended overnight travelSubordinate Positions: N/AImmediate Supervisors Title: Supervisor, ForemanRequired Skills and Experience:Three years of progressive experience operating heavy motorized equipment to include: backhoe, bulldozer, excavator, front-end loader, grapple truck, rail-bound equipment, tractor and skid-steer loaders; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
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Documented training to set up and operate or drive equipment such as, but not limited to: forklift, manlift, crane, back hoe, skid loader, hoist, hydraulic boom. Cover car parts with protective materials (burlap, paper, cloth) to prevent blast media from damaging sensitive railcar components.
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The driver will be responsible to verify the product and skid count for the load and will also use either a manual or an electric pallet jack to unload pallets at the distribution center. Class B CDL Drivers License required.
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Basic understanding of bulk transfer equipment such as grain legs, conveyors, mobile equipment such as forklifts and loaders, skid steers and dozers; understanding of the bulk (pet coke, cement, coal, grain, salt, etc.
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