360 Operator

Fawkes & Reece Group; West of England; On-site; GBP 19,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

Fawkes & Reece Group is seeking an experienced 360 excavator operator for on-site civil engineering and infrastructure projects in the West of England. You will operate the machine safely, dig trenches and foundations, and assist with loading materials and demolitions as required.

The role requires prior 360 excavator experience, relevant certification (CPCS/NPORS/CSCS), and a strong work ethic with the ability to work in a team or independently under site supervision.

Qualifications

• Experience operating a 360 excavator on civil projects.
• CPCS/NPORS/CSCS certification held.
• Strong work ethic and ability to work in a team.
• Ability to work alone when required and follow site safety rules.

Responsibilities

• Dig trenches and foundations with a 360 excavator.
• Load and unload materials on site.
• Demolish existing structures as directed.

Skills

360 Excavator

Teamwork

Punctuality

Stand-alone work

Tools

CPCS/NPORS/CSCS

Job description

The company:

A well established regional contractor who specialises in Civil Engineering and Infrastructure.

The role:

On site your main role would be to operate a 360-degree excavator safely and efficiently. This involves tasks like

• Digging trenches and foundations
• Loading and unloading materials
• Demolishing existing structures

About you:

Ideally you will have previous working experience in a 360 Operator position

You will be conscious of health and safety on site and will be weary of others who are working alongside of you.

You will arrive on time, finish your shift at the times allocated by the site manager and complete additional duties as and when the site manager requires.

To be successful in your application for this role you will have and be able to demonstrate the following skills and attributes:

• Previous experience in a 360 Excavator
• You will have a CPCS or NPORS/CSCS
• Strong work ethic in a team
• Be approachable and happy to work as a point of contact when working in a standalone position.