Field Heavy Equipment Operator — Telecom & Utilities

Push-Inc; Nye (MT); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental insurance

Vision care

Life insurance

Disability insurance

401K

Job summary

Push, Inc. seeks a Heavy Equipment Operator to safely run assigned equipment for fiber, copper, and power cable installations, and possibly sewer or water facilities. The role involves training teammates and performing basic labor tasks, with field work in rural and urban settings.

Ideal candidates have hands-on experience with backhoes, mini excavators, cable plows, or track hoes, plus the ability to read prints and schematics and travel for extended periods. CDL preferred.

Qualifications

• Field experience digging around utilities.
• Experience operating utility construction equipment (backhoe, mini excavator, cable plow or track hoe).
• Ability to read prints and schematics.
• Willingness to train and mentor others in a team setting.
• Knowledge of safety procedures and industry standards.

Responsibilities

• Field digging operations around utilities in rural/urban areas.
• Perform routine maintenance on construction equipment used.
• Operate equipment such as backhoe, mini excavator, cable plow, or track hoe.
• Excavate safely around existing utilities.
• Provide training and assistance to colleagues learning to operate.
• Assist with basic labor duties (potholing, equipment setup, conduit/duct/cable placement).
• Haul equipment with tow vehicle and support job-site needs.

Skills

Field experience digging around utils

Operate heavy equipment (backhoe/mini

Read prints/schematics

Train/mentor teammates

Safety procedures

Tools

Backhoe

Mini excavator

Cable plow

Track hoe

Job description

Push, Inc. seeks a Heavy Equipment Operator to safely run assigned equipment for fiber, copper, and power cable installations, and possibly sewer or water facilities. The role involves training teammates and performing basic labor tasks, with field work in rural and urban settings.

Ideal candidates have hands-on experience with backhoes, mini excavators, cable plows, or track hoes, plus the ability to read prints and schematics and travel for extended periods. CDL preferred.