BULLDOZER (DOZER) OPERATOR

I & H Brown Limited; Scotland; On-site; GBP 20,664 - 30,307; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly rate and overtime

Opportunity to work on major civil engineering projects

Supportive working environment

Exposure to technical challenges

Job summary

I & H Brown Limited is seeking a Bulldozer (Dozer) Operator to safely and efficiently operate dozers for civil engineering projects across the United Kingdom. This role involves providing essential groundworks, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and maintaining equipment serviceability.

Ideal candidates should hold a valid CPCS or NPORS card, have proven experience in civil engineering, and demonstrate strong teamwork skills. A competitive hourly rate and opportunities to work on significant infrastructure projects are offered.

Qualifications

• Valid CPCS or NPORS (with CPCS hologram) card required.
• Proven experience in operating bulldozers essential.
• Strong reliability and team skills needed.

Responsibilities

• Operate bulldozers for earthmoving and site preparation.
• Conduct pre-start inspections and report defects.
• Collaborate with site supervisors for project delivery.
• Maintain equipment and working conditions safely.

Skills

Valid CPCS or NPORS card for relevant plant category

Full UK Driving Licence

Proven experience operating bulldozers (Dozers) within a civil engineering environment

Strong work ethic

Reliability and ability to work as part of a team

Flexibility to work across multiple sites throughout Scotland

Job description

The Bulldozer Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of dozers to support earthmoving, grading and site preparation works on civil engineering and construction projects. Working as part of the site team, the role ensures operations are delivered to programme, safely and in line with Company Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality (SHEQ) standards.

Job Title

BULLDOZER (DOZER) OPERATOR

Location

Lothian/Central Belt/Borders/Dumfries & Galloway

Competitive Hourly Rate

Overview

The Bulldozer Operator contributes to the successful delivery of civil engineering projects by carrying out essential groundworks that prepare and shape the site for construction activities. The role requires a strong focus on safe plant operation, attention to detail and effective coordination with site teams to maintain progress and support overall project delivery.

Key Responsibilities

• Safe and effective operation of bulldozers to carry out earthmoving, grading and site preparation activities.
• Conduct daily pre-start inspections and routine checks, reporting any defects or maintenance requirements promptly.
• Work closely with site supervisors and operational teams to ensure works are delivered in line with the construction programme.
• Follow all site-specific method statements, risk assessments and traffic management plans.
• Maintain good housekeeping of plant and working areas, ensuring equipment is kept in a safe and serviceable condition.
• Support wider site operations where required to assist with project delivery.
• To be aware of all Company Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality (SHEQ) policies, procedures and management systems and to ensure their application as they relate to areas of responsibility.
• Attend training and development activities in person or via eLearning as required.
• Undertake any such duties as may reasonably be ascribed to the role from time to time.

Skills, Knowledge, and Experience

• Valid CPCS or NPORS (with CPCS hologram) card for relevant plant category.
• Full UK Driving Licence.
• Proven experience operating bulldozers (Dozers) within a civil engineering environment.
• Strong work ethic, reliability and ability to work as part of a team.
• Flexibility to work across multiple sites throughout Scotland.

• Competitive hourly rate and overtime
• Opportunity to work on major civil engineering and infrastructure projects across the UK
• A supportive and collaborative working environment
• Exposure to a wide range of technical challenges and project types