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Maine Drilling & Blasting Inc. is seeking an experienced heavy equipment operator to safely perform vertical and/or horizontal drilling in construction and quarry environments.
The role requires strong mechanical aptitude, adherence to safety, and the ability to work with a crew in a growing, employee-owned company. MD&B offers extensive benefits including two retirement plans (ESOP and company-matched 401(k)), comprehensive health benefits, training, and development opportunities to help you
Are you an experienced heavy equipment operator with experience with vertical and/or horizontal earth drilling? Do you have a high mechanical aptitude and the desire to advance within the drilling and blasting industry with a stable, growing, majority employee-owned company? If you answered YES to these questions, then we want to meet you!
At MD&B we work with the unity of family and the determination of business owners. We provide a unique and generous array of benefits including two retirement plans, an Employer-contributed Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) and company matched 401(k). In addition to health, dental, vision, life, and disability benefits, we also offer training and development opportunities. Come rock your career at MD&B!
Safely perform all construction or quarry drilling activity in accordance with the job program to achieve anticipated production.
Maximize the usage of all drill supplies
Inventory accessories, understand cost of accessories, maintenance drill accessories
Communicate problems and terrain conditions to the Blasting Supervisor
Understand the Field Accounting system and be able to accurately complete and submit timely drill reports, hole sheets, and signed timecards
Ability to perform essential functions of the position
Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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