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An exciting opportunity awaits as a Light Equipment Operator in Carlsbad, where you will play a vital role in maintaining County roads. This position requires a hands-on approach, utilizing various equipment to ensure road safety and functionality. You'll be responsible for tasks such as sub-base compaction and drainage structure placement, all while working in a collaborative crew environment. If you're skilled in equipment operation and have a passion for public service, this role offers a chance to make a significant impact in your community. Join a dedicated team and help keep our roads in top condition!
Career Opportunities with Eddy County, New Mexico
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This position works in a crew environment to assist the Road Department with the maintenance of County roads utilizing a variety of equipment and meets all of the requirements for Truck Driver/Laborer. The Light Equipment Operator possesses knowledge of: sub-base compaction, base construction and surface construction of un-surfaced, surfaced and chip sealed roads. Is proficient in the use of compaction equipment to reach desired compaction levels. Has the ability to dig, grade and place drainage structures in right-of-way entrances or under roads to prevent or relieve flooding and washouts, and the ability to place cattle guards and footers as directed. Performs daily maintenance check lists of equipment including DOT walk-around, pre-trip and operation inspections. Employees must be able to work independently. Employee may be required to work irregular hours, attend job related meetings and perform other related duties as required and assigned. The Road Manager Carlsbad, Road Manager Artesia, and Sandpoint Manager all have equal authority to direct your work schedule at any time.
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STARTING HIRING SALARY: $19.99 – $22.06 per hour DOE