Heavy Equipment Operator – Utility Telecom Field (Training/Advancement)

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

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Teladoc service

401K with company match

Competitive pay with weekly checks

Paid PTO and holidays

Bonus potential

Training & Advancement Opportunities

CDL program

Referral bonus program

And much more!

Job summary

Push, Inc. is seeking a Heavy Equipment Operator to safely and efficiently operate equipment for installing fiber, copper, coaxial cables, and power lines. You will assist with labor duties and mentor other operators in field settings across rural and urban utilities.

The role requires field digging experience, ability to read prints/schematics, and willingness to travel. CDL preferred; training and advancement opportunities are available with competitive pay and benefits.

Qualifications

• Field experience with digging operations around utilities in rural and urban areas.
• General knowledge of utility construction procedures and print reading.
• Ability to operate and maintain heavy equipment and tools.

Responsibilities

• Field experience with digging operations in rural and urban areas around utilities.
• Responsible for daily maintenance on construction equipment used.
• Ability to operate equipment, including but not limited to backhoe, mini excavator, cable plow, or track hoe.
• Successfully excavate around existing utilities.
• Provide training and assistance to co-workers learning to be operators.
• Perform routine labor (potholing, set-up of equipment, conduit/duct/cable placement, set pedestals).
• Drive tow vehicle hauling equipment to and around job site.
• Assist with all aspects of the job including basic labor responsibilities.

Skills

Field experience

Equipment operation

Training others

Tools

Backhoe

Mini excavator

Cable plow

Track hoe

Job description

Push, Inc. is seeking a Heavy Equipment Operator to safely and efficiently operate equipment for installing fiber, copper, coaxial cables, and power lines. You will assist with labor duties and mentor other operators in field settings across rural and urban utilities.

The role requires field digging experience, ability to read prints/schematics, and willingness to travel. CDL preferred; training and advancement opportunities are available with competitive pay and benefits.