Senior Remedial Construction Heavy Equipment Operator

August Mack Environmental, Inc.; Indianapolis (IN); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & Welfare: comprehensive benefit

PTO & holidays

401(k) with company match

Professional development: memberships,

Job summary

August Mack Environmental, Inc. is seeking an experienced Environmental Field Technician for our Indianapolis operation. The role focuses on remedial construction tasks, soil excavation/removal, demolition, and site preparation in a construction environment with heavy equipment.

Expect 75-100% travel to client sites across multiple states, 90% field work, and manual labor including lifting 50–100 pounds. OSHA HAZWOPER certification is preferred and training is provided if needed.

Qualifications

• Experience with deep excavations (10 feet or deeper) and trench safety.
• Must have a valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
• Must be physically capable of operating vehicles and lifting 50–100 pounds.
• Willingness to travel to multiple states and work outdoors in varying conditions.

Responsibilities

• Operate excavators, dozers, loaders, backhoes, and other equipment safely.
• Mobilize to and from project sites and prepare job sites.
• Verify utility locates are completed and marked before work.
• Perform routine maintenance and daily inspections on equipment.
• Maintain time and expense records and report to management.
• Adhere to safety protocols and wear PPE as required.
• Provide professional customer service to clients.

Skills

Earthmoving equipment operation

Safety awareness

Heavy equipment maintenance

Education

OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certification

Job description

August Mack Environmental, Inc. is seeking an experienced Environmental Field Technician for our Indianapolis operation. The role focuses on remedial construction tasks, soil excavation/removal, demolition, and site preparation in a construction environment with heavy equipment.

Expect 75-100% travel to client sites across multiple states, 90% field work, and manual labor including lifting 50–100 pounds. OSHA HAZWOPER certification is preferred and training is provided if needed.