Equipment Operator: Heavy Civil Construction & Safety

Middlesex co; Middletown (CT); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental and vision plans

Top-tier 401k with matching

Tuition reimbursement

Industry-leading referral program

Generous paid time off

Job summary

The Middlesex Corporation is seeking an Equipment Operator in the heavy civil construction sector to ensure the safe and efficient operation of assigned equipment and to perform routine maintenance. The role requires 3-5 years of related experience and OSHA 10 certification, with a strong emphasis on safety and reliability.

Join a family-owned firm known for safety-first values and a collaborative team approach, offering comprehensive benefits and opportunities across highways, bridges, and

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of experience operating equipment in Heavy/Civil Construction.
• OSHA 10 certification is required.

Responsibilities

• Comply with all Safety policies and procedures and promote safety as a core value.
• Complete equipment condition reports and daily checklists, reporting to the Project Superintendent daily.
• Perform regular cleaning of machines, including cab cleaning, trash removal, interior cleaning, and lubrication.
• Follow company safety policies to ensure the safety of yourself and others nearby.
• Monitor and report equipment fuel levels daily to ensure timely refueling.
• Note needed supplies or issues with equipment and inform the Superintendent.

Skills

Equipment operation

OSHA 10 certification

Job description

The Middlesex Corporation is seeking an Equipment Operator in the heavy civil construction sector to ensure the safe and efficient operation of assigned equipment and to perform routine maintenance. The role requires 3-5 years of related experience and OSHA 10 certification, with a strong emphasis on safety and reliability.

Join a family-owned firm known for safety-first values and a collaborative team approach, offering comprehensive benefits and opportunities across highways, bridges, and