Night Shift Quarry Mobile Equipment Operator

Amrize; Smithland (KY); On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Medical, Dental, Disability and Life保险

HSAs & FSAs

Paid time off

Paid holidays

Educational Assistance Program

Dress for your day

Job summary

Amrize North America Inc. is seeking a Mobile Equipment Operator I to transport materials across our quarry operations during night shifts. You will operate haul trucks, front-end loaders, dozers, and related equipment, performing inspections and ensuring safe, efficient production.

The role requires reading and writing abilities, the capacity to work in varying weather conditions, and a strong work ethic. Experience in a quarry or construction setting is preferred, with emphasis on safety and

Qualifications

• Experience with operating/maintaining and troubleshooting heavy equipment.
• Ability to perform rigorous physical activities in all weather conditions.
• Willingness to learn plant flow and screening processes.

Responsibilities

• Operate/haul trucks and mobile equipment per production needs.
• Inspect equipment each shift and report issues to supervisor.
• Ensure safety procedures and PPE are followed at all times.
• Maintain clear communication with quality personnel and adjust material blends as needed.
• Support team with housekeeping and safety practices.
• Ability to work night shifts, overtime, and weekends as required.

Skills

Heavy equipment operation

Teamwork

Weather resilience

Education

High School diploma or GED

Job description

Amrize North America Inc. is seeking a Mobile Equipment Operator I to transport materials across our quarry operations during night shifts. You will operate haul trucks, front-end loaders, dozers, and related equipment, performing inspections and ensuring safe, efficient production.

The role requires reading and writing abilities, the capacity to work in varying weather conditions, and a strong work ethic. Experience in a quarry or construction setting is preferred, with emphasis on safety and