Heavy Equipment Operator - Utility Construction ( CDL & Training )

Push-Inc; Turner (MT); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

401K match up to 3%

Paid PTO and holidays

Bonus potential

Training & advancement opportunities

Apprenticeship opportunities

In-house CDL program

Referral bonus program

Job summary

JKL Associates Inc., a Division of PUSH Inc. in Turner, MT, is seeking a Heavy Equipment Operator to safely operate backhoes, excavators, cable plows and track hoes for utility construction projects.

The role involves fieldwork outdoors, reading prints, and mentoring other team members. Requirements include field experience around utilities, a valid driver's license (CDL preferred), ability to travel, and a commitment to safety.

Qualifications

• Field experience working with digging operations around utilities in rural and urban areas.
• Experience operating utility construction equipment (backhoe, mini excavator, cable plow or track hoe).
• Ability to read prints/schematics and follow instructions; maintain equipment and safety practices.

Responsibilities

• Operate assigned heavy equipment for installing fiber, copper, coaxial cables and related infrastructure.
• Maintain and service equipment; assist with basic labor tasks as needed.
• Provide training to co-workers learning to operate equipment; support team on job sites.

Skills

Field experience

Teamwork

Reading instructions

Multi-tasking

Safety procedures

Pre-employment screenings

Willingness to travel

Tools

Backhoe

Mini excavator

Cable plow

Track hoe

Job description

JKL Associates Inc., a Division of PUSH Inc. in Turner, MT, is seeking a Heavy Equipment Operator to safely operate backhoes, excavators, cable plows and track hoes for utility construction projects.

The role involves fieldwork outdoors, reading prints, and mentoring other team members. Requirements include field experience around utilities, a valid driver's license (CDL preferred), ability to travel, and a commitment to safety.