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CHEC CONSTRUCTION (M) SDN BHD in Malaysia seeks a skilled roller operator to safely operate compactor rollers on site and support earthwork and road base activities.
Applicants should have 1–2 years of relevant experience, a valid Class H driving license, and the ability to follow site instructions, perform routine inspections, and maintain equipment to high standards.
Operate a compactor roller safely and efficiently at construction sites.
Perform compaction work for soil, road base, sub-base, backfilling, and other construction materials.
Operate the roller according to the site requirements and instructions from the Site Supervisor.
Ensure proper compaction and maintain the required level and quality of the work.
Conduct daily inspection of the machine before operation and report any defects or abnormalities.
Carry out basic cleaning and routine maintenance of the roller.
Follow all safety procedures, site rules, and instructions at all times.
Coordinate with the site team and other plant operators during construction activities.
Maintain the cleanliness and proper condition of the equipment.
Perform other duties related to roller operation and construction work as assigned by the supervisor.
China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd. (CHEC), a subsidiary of China Communications Construction Company Ltd. (CCCC), was established in the 1980s to explore overseas markets. With over 90 global branches and operations in more than 100 countries, CHEC has a workforce of 20,000 managing international projects worth over USD 40 billion. Its portfolio spans marine engineering, dredging, roads, railways, airports, and more.
CHEC entered Malaysia in 1993, and in 2016, it established its South Pacific division in Kuala Lumpur, overseeing operations across Southeast Asia and the Pacific region.
China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd. (CHEC), a subsidiary of China Communications Construction Company Ltd. (CCCC), was established in the 1980s to explore overseas markets. With over 90 global branches and operations in more than 100 countries, CHEC has a workforce of 20,000 managing international projects worth over USD 40 billion. Its portfolio spans marine engineering, dredging, roads, railways, airports, and more.
CHEC entered Malaysia in 1993, and in 2016, it established its South Pacific division in Kuala Lumpur, overseeing operations across Southeast Asia and the Pacific region.