Senior Heavy Equipment Operator – Waste Management Landfill
Anne Arundel County Office of Personnel
Maryland
On-site
USD 50,000 - 70,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A government department in Maryland is seeking an experienced heavy equipment operator to join their public works team at the landfill. The successful candidate will be responsible for operating heavy construction equipment, training employees, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. Minimum requirements include a high school education and at least six years of experience. The role also involves conducting maintenance checks and responding to emergencies, and it is considered safety-sensitive, requiring personal protective equipment.
Qualifications
Must have six or more years of experience in operating heavy construction vehicles.
Requires a valid commercial Class A or B motor vehicle operator’s license.
Capable of performing equipment inspections and maintenance.
Responsibilities
Safely operate various heavy equipment at the landfill.
Conduct training classes and certify employee proficiency.
Respond to emergencies and perform minor maintenance.
Skills
Operating heavy construction equipment
Preventive maintenance
Training and instructing employees
Reading GPS and engineering blueprints
Communication with the public
Education
High school or vocational school graduation
Tools
Bulldozer
Excavator
Landfill compactor
Water truck
Horizontal grinder
Job description
A government department in Maryland is seeking an experienced heavy equipment operator to join their public works team at the landfill. The successful candidate will be responsible for operating heavy construction equipment, training employees, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. Minimum requirements include a high school education and at least six years of experience. The role also involves conducting maintenance checks and responding to emergencies, and it is considered safety-sensitive, requiring personal protective equipment.