CDL Equipment Operator (Traveling)

Page Mechanical Group, Inc.; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits

Per diem for traveling

Job summary

A leading construction firm is seeking an Equipment Operator in Indianapolis, Indiana. The role involves operating heavy machinery for underground utilities construction while ensuring compliance with safety policies. Candidates must have an active CDL class A and experience with heavy equipment. Responsibilities include operating and maintaining equipment, loading/unloading tasks, and assisting with utility projects. Full benefits and a traveling position are offered to the successful applicant.

Qualifications

• Must have an active CDL class A.
• Experience in operating heavy machinery for construction projects.

Responsibilities

• Operate heavy equipment in compliance with safety policies.
• Load and unload equipment from vehicles and trailers.
• Regular maintenance and care of assigned heavy equipment.

Skills

Operating heavy machinery

Knowledge of shoring systems

Rigging

Potholing utilities

Education

Active CDL class A

Job description

Equipment Operator

Primary Location: Midwest

Employment Status: Full Time, Non-Exempt

Traveling position that includes per diem and full benefits.

Job Summary

The Equipment Operator will operate heavy machinery for underground utilities construction or excavation projects in a safe manner, avoiding utilities and other obstacles.

An active CDL class A is required.

Job Responsibilities

• Operate heavy equipment in compliance with the company's operating safety policies and procedures.
• Load and unload equipment from vehicles and trailers.
• Responsible for regular maintenance and care of the assigned heavy equipment, produce any documentation needed for each job, daily communication with managers is a must.
• Loads and hauls the machine.
• Drives, sets up, and breaks down safely and efficiently.
• Operates heavy equipment near active utilities.
• Have knowledge of shoring systems and how to use them.
• Rigging and setting of structures.
• Along with operating must be willing to assist in other activities such as but not limited to.
• Placement of conduit in open trenches.
• Proofing conduits.
• Potholing existing utilities.
• Forming and pouring of concrete.
• Placement of asphalt.