Heavy Equipment Operator — Aggregate Plant Pro

CalPortland; Peoria (AZ); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

CalPortland is seeking an Aggregate Equipment Operator to safely and efficiently run plant and mobile equipment, including crushers and conveyors. You will follow all safety policies, use PPE, and monitor equipment performance throughout shifts.

The role requires a high school diploma/GED, a valid Arizona driver’s license, and the ability to work in extreme conditions. MSHA awareness and teamwork are essential to maintain production and safety standards.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Valid Arizona Driver’s License and reliable transportation.
• Ability to work in extreme heat or cold and in wet conditions.
• Good communication, problem solving and leadership skills.
• Experience operating crushers, wash plants, conveyors, and similar plant equipment.

Responsibilities

• Learn and follow all CalPortland policies.
• Use PPE at all times and maintain safety standards.
• Perform safety, quality, and mechanical inspections of the plant and equipment.
• Address housekeeping issues within the work area.
• Operate loaders, excavators, haul trucks, skid steers, and bulldozers.
• Understand the plant process flow and monitor performance.
• Complete and maintain maintenance, environmental, safety, and production records.
• Maintain Method 9 Emissions certification.
• Work irregular hours, weekends, and on-call as needed.
• Comply with MSHA rules and regulations.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Communication

Problem solving

Leadership

Teamwork

Education

High school diploma/GED

Tools

Crushers

Wash plants

Conveyors

Fixed/mobile equipment

Job description

CalPortland is seeking an Aggregate Equipment Operator to safely and efficiently run plant and mobile equipment, including crushers and conveyors. You will follow all safety policies, use PPE, and monitor equipment performance throughout shifts.

The role requires a high school diploma/GED, a valid Arizona driver’s license, and the ability to work in extreme conditions. MSHA awareness and teamwork are essential to maintain production and safety standards.