Traveling Backhoe Operator – Utility Construction (CDL Training)

ADP, Inc.; Pardeeville (WI); On-site; USD 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401K with match

Paid PTO and holidays

Bonus potential

Training & advancement opportunities

In-house CDL program

Referral program

Job summary

PUSH, Inc. is seeking a Traveling Backhoe Operator to support utility construction projects across Wisconsin. You will safely operate backhoes, mini excavators, cable plows and related heavy equipment, digging around underground utilities and supporting crew with basic labor tasks.

Ideal candidates have field experience around utilities, the ability to train others, and a willingness to travel away from home for extended periods. CDL preferred and a commitment to safety are required.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated field experience with digging around utilities.
• Experience operating backhoe, mini excavator, cable plow or track hoe.
• Knowledge of utility construction procedures and print reading.

Responsibilities

• Operate backhoe, mini excavator, cable plow or track hoe safely.
• Excavate around existing utilities and assist with labor tasks.
• Provide training and guidance to coworkers learning to operate equipment.
• Drive tow vehicle and transport equipment as needed.

Skills

Backhoe operation

Mini excavator operation

Cable plow operation

Track hoe operation

Print reading

Field utilities experience

Team mentoring

Safety compliance

CDL preferred

Education

Utility construction experience

Job description

PUSH, Inc. is seeking a Traveling Backhoe Operator to support utility construction projects across Wisconsin. You will safely operate backhoes, mini excavators, cable plows and related heavy equipment, digging around underground utilities and supporting crew with basic labor tasks.

Ideal candidates have field experience around utilities, the ability to train others, and a willingness to travel away from home for extended periods. CDL preferred and a commitment to safety are required.