Field Heavy Equipment Operator: Utilities Fiber Training

Push Inc.; Wisdom (MT); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401K with company match

Paid holidays

Job summary

Push Inc. is seeking a Heavy Equipment Operator to safely operate assigned equipment for telecom infrastructure projects across rural and urban sites in Montana. You will perform digging, equipment setup, and daily maintenance, while mentoring teammates and coordinating with crew to install fiber, copper, or power cables.

Valid CDL and field experience preferred; training provided; candidates must be able to travel and endure outdoor conditions.

Qualifications

• Field experience operating heavy equipment around utilities in rural and urban areas.
• Experience reading prints and schematics for utility installations.
• Ability to train and mentor other team members in equipment operation.
• Valid Driver’s License and CDL preferred; capable of operating multiple machines.

Responsibilities

• Operate backhoe, mini excavator, cable plow, or track hoe safely and efficiently.
• Dig around utilities and excavate in both rural and urban settings.
• Perform routine equipment maintenance and minor repairs.
• Provide training and assistance to co-workers learning to operate equipment.
• Assist with basic labor duties (potholing, duct/cable placement, pedestal setting).
• Drive tow vehicle and haul equipment between work sites.

Skills

Heavy equipment ops

Prints & schematics

Mentor teammates

Cable plow operation

Tools

Backhoe

Mini excavator

Cable plow

Track hoe

Job description

Push Inc. is seeking a Heavy Equipment Operator to safely operate assigned equipment for telecom infrastructure projects across rural and urban sites in Montana. You will perform digging, equipment setup, and daily maintenance, while mentoring teammates and coordinating with crew to install fiber, copper, or power cables.

Valid CDL and field experience preferred; training provided; candidates must be able to travel and endure outdoor conditions.