Equipment Operator I, II

Daviscountyutah; Kaysville (UT); On-site; USD 28,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Day One benefits

Pension plan

Paid vacation

Paid sick leave

Parental leave

401k match

Job summary

Davis County Public Works seeks Equipment Operator I/II in Fruit Heights, Utah. The role involves driving trucks and operating heavy equipment for road and flood control projects, with responsibilities including inspections, material transport, and site maintenance.

The position offers competitive pay, day-one benefits, and a team-focused culture. Level I requires a high school diploma and a valid CDL, while Level II adds more experience and CDL requirements; training may be required upon hire.

Qualifications

• High school graduation or equivalent.
• Valid Class B CDL with Driver's Medical Card; Class A CDL within six months if required.
• May require Utah pesticide license depending on position.

Responsibilities

• Drive trucks of various sizes for loading, delivery, and unloading of materials.
• Operate a variety of heavy equipment for road and flood control projects.
• Perform pre-use inspections and maintain equipment.
• Assist in traffic control setup and manual labor as needed.
• Maintain cleanliness and safety on work sites.

Skills

Truck driving

Heavy equipment operation

Education

High school diploma

Valid Class B CDL and Medical Card

Class A CDL within 6 months

Tools

Forklift training

Hazard communications training

UDOT safety training

Job description

Salary: $20.47 - $33.41

Department: Public Works

Posting Closes: Open Until Filled

Davis County Public Works is currently hiring for Equipment Operator I, II in Fruit Heights, Utah. This position performs semi-skilled and skilled truck driving, heavy equipment operation and other duties as required for construction, repair, and maintenance projects.

In addition to competitive pay and our team focused culture, we offer the following benefits day one:

• Affordable Medical, dental, and vision coverage DAY ONE!
• 13 vacation days and 12 paid sick leave days
• 3 paid personal preference days and 12 paid holidays
• 4 weeks of paid parental leave after 6 months
• Full pension retirement
• Annual performance increases up to 2.5%
• 401k match of 2%

Requirements

Level I

• High school graduation plus one (1) year of full-time truck driving experience.
• Possess a valid Class B Utah Commercial Driver License and a Driver's Medical Card; must obtain a Class A CDL within six (6) months of hire.
• May be required to obtain a Pesticide Applicator License (non-commercial) from the Utah Department of Agriculture and Health within six (6) months of hire depending on the position.

Level II

• High school graduation plus two (2) years of full-time experience driving equipment of similar type and size.
• Must possess a valid Class A CDL Commercial Driver License and a Driver's Medical Card.
• May be required upon hire: Forklift Operations Training, Hazard Communications Training, UDOT Highway Operations Safety School, and Construction Traffic Control Training.
• May be required to possess a Utah State Pesticide Control license depending on the position.

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Day to Day Duties

• Performs pre-use inspections on all trucks and equipment prior to use and at the end of shift.
• Drives trucks of various sizes and weights in the loading, delivery and unloading of crushed gravel, fill dirt, road chips, hot mix asphalt, cold mix asphalt and other necessary road or flood control construction and repair materials.
• Operates a variety of equipment to construct and repair roads and flood control projects, transport equipment, plow roads and performs other projects.
• Spreads slag/rock chips for sealing roads. Spreads road base for repair of unimproved roads or to shoulder improved roads.
• Performs manual labor such as loading and unloading trucks, trimming trees and bushes, cleaning curbs/catch basins, repairing fences, pouring and finishing concrete, filling and stacking sand bags when necessary.
• Cleans and maintains storm drains; sets up concrete foundation forms, sets up curb and gutter forms; assists in repairing and laying of pipe.
• Sets-up traffic control devices for construction zones.
• Inspects and operates loader, roller, sander, snow plow and other heavy equipment when required.

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