Heavy Equipment Operator

Experience: Minimum of 4 years of experience operating heavy construction equipment

Overview: Operator Tier 4 is responsible for executing critical project tasks, managing the operation of specialized equipment, troubleshooting complex issues, and collaborating with senior site personnel on operational strategies. In addition, Operator Tier 4 is accountable for the development and training of Operators Tiers 1-3.

Roles and Responsibilities: Advanced Equipment Operation: Efficiently operate assigned equipment. All the previously mentioned tier with the added all company owned specially equipment. Leadership and Training: Train, mentor, and oversee Tier 1-3 operators in safe and elective equipment handling, promoting best practices and enforcing site protocols to maintain high standards of safety and quality. Material Handling: Load and transport materials and/or heavy equipment when necessary. Routine and Preventive Maintenance: Perform daily inspections of equipment, identify any mechanical issues, and communicate with the maintenance team for repairs and adjustments. Safety Protocols and Compliance: Lead by example in adhering to OSHA standards, site safety protocols, and company policies; participate in safety audits and risk assessments, identifying and mitigating potential hazards on-site. Documentation and Reporting: Maintain comprehensive logs of equipment usage, maintenance schedules, and incident reports. Communicate electively with senior site supervision and project management regarding site operations and challenges. Advanced Maintenance and Troubleshooting: Conduct in-depth equipment inspections, complex troubleshooting, and on-site repairs. Collaborate with equipment maintenance teams for major repairs, proactively addressing potential issues before they impact project timelines. Operational Leadership and Strategy: Work closely with senior site supervision and project management to develop efficient equipment deployment strategies, ensuring maximum productivity and minimal downtime.

Certifications: Valid and specialized operator certifications for heavy-duty equipment, including large cranes, pavers, and specialized excavation machinery. OSHA certification is required.

Technical Skills: Proficiency in operating a broad range of advanced construction machinery; expertise in fine grading and large-scale excavation.

Physical Demands: Ability to work in outdoor environments with varying weather conditions. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and stand for extended periods. Leadership and Communication: Strong leadership and communication skills, with a proactive approach to problem-solving and mentoring. Ability to work electively in a team and coordinate with other site leadership.