Heavy Equipment Operator

Rock Solid Stabilization & Reclamation, Inc. is accepting applications for qualified, motivated, forward-thinking individuals looking to become part of a thriving and growing team of highly skilled professionals. We are an innovative company, always looking for new methods and technologies to grow our business. We need individuals who are interested in expanding their skills and knowledge base, and who can adapt to a job that is always growing and changing. The Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for the safe, efficient, and high‑quality operation of specialized heavy equipment used in soil stabilization, reclamation, and heavy civil construction projects. This role requires proficiency in operating one or more of the following machines: smooth drum roller, water truck, padfoot compactor, motor‑grader, spreader, and reclaimer (soil stabilizer). Operators are expected to consistently perform work in alignment with the company's core values of Safety First, Quality Always, and Production with Discipline, while maintaining equipment, communicating effectively with field leadership, and contributing to a professional, team‑focused jobsite environment The Heavy Equipment Operator position is physically demanding and requires frequent climbing in and out of vehicles and heavy equipment; operating tools and controls; and lifting and moving heavy objects, tools, and materials. Operators are required to wear personal protective equipment and keep themselves in proper mental and physical condition to operate safely at all times. Operators can expect to be working outside in variable weather conditions nationwide. Responsibilities: Equipment Operation • Safely and efficiently operate one or more of the following equipment types based on experience and certification level: • Smooth Drum Roller • Water Truck • Padfoot Compactor • Motor‑Grader • Spreader • Reclaimer / Soil Stabilizer • Operate equipment in accordance with manufacturer guidelines, company SOPs, and job‑specific work plans. • Maintain consistent production while meeting required quality and compaction standards. • Understand material behavior, moisture control, application rates, and rolling or processing patterns relevant to assigned equipment. Safety & Compliance • Perform complete daily pre‑operation inspections and report deficiencies immediately. • Maintain constant radio communication and situational awareness on active jobsites. • Follow all company safety policies, OSHA regulations, and site‑specific safety requirements. • Stop work and notify supervision when unsafe conditions or quality concerns are identified. Equipment Care & Maintenance • Maintain assigned equipment in clean, serviceable condition. • Complete required inspection logs, maintenance reports, and operational documentation accurately and on time. • Coordinate with Foremen and Mechanics regarding equipment performance or repair needs. Team & Jobsite Responsibilities • Work cooperatively with Foremen, Superintendents, Project Managers, and fellow operators to achieve daily production goals. • Follow directions while also demonstrating the ability to work independently and anticipate job needs. • Support jobsite setup, cleanup, and equipment mobilization/demobilization as required. • Represent the company professionally when interacting with teammates, customers, inspectors, and the public Qualifications: Required Qualifications Education & Experience • High School diploma or GED equivalent. • Preferred minimum 3 years of experience operating heavy equipment in heavy civil, soil stabilization, or similar construction environments. • Demonstrated experience operating at least one of the listed equipment types. • Favorable work history and demonstrated reliability. Licenses & Certifications • Valid driver’s license required. • Class A CDL (with tanker endorsement) preferred for water truck and certain equipment assignments. • Ability to meet internal operator certification requirements for assigned equipment. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities • Strong understanding of jobsite safety, equipment limitations, and ground conditions. • Ability to read and follow work plans and verbal or radio instructions. • Mechanical awareness to recognize equipment issues before failures occur. • Strong communication skills and commitment to teamwork. • Willingness to learn additional equipment and advance operator certification levels. Physical Requirements • Regularly required to sit, stand, walk, climb ladders, and enter/exit equipment. • Ability to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds occasionally. • Ability to work extended hours, outdoors, in varying weather and ground conditions. • Must maintain physical endurance for long shifts and repetitive equipment operation. Work Environment • Active construction jobsites with exposure to dust, noise, vibration, and moving equipment. • Travel and overnight work may be required based on project location. Compensation: $1,500 - $2,500+ weekly

• Equipment Operation • Safely and efficiently operate one or more of the following equipment types based on experience and certification level: • Smooth Drum Roller • Water Truck • Padfoot Compactor • Motor‑Grader • Spreader • Reclaimer / Soil Stabilizer • Operate equipment in accordance with manufacturer guidelines, company SOPs, and job‑specific work plans. • Maintain consistent production while meeting required quality and compaction standards. • Understand material behavior, moisture control, application rates, and rolling or processing patterns relevant to assigned equipment.Safety & Compliance • Perform complete daily pre‑operation inspections and report deficiencies immediately. • Maintain constant radio communication and situational awareness on active jobsites. • Follow all company safety policies, OSHA regulations, and site‑specific safety requirements. • Stop work and notify supervision when unsafe conditions or quality concerns are identified.Equipment Care & Maintenance • Maintain assigned equipment in clean, serviceable condition. • Complete required inspection logs, maintenance reports, and operational documentation accurately and on time. • Coordinate with Foremen and Mechanics regarding equipment performance or repair needs.Team & Jobsite Responsibilities • Work cooperatively with Foremen, Superintendents, Project Managers, and fellow operators to achieve daily production goals. • Follow directions while also demonstrating the ability to work independently and anticipate job needs. • Support jobsite setup, cleanup, and equipment mobilization/demobilization as required. • Represent the company professionally when interacting with teammates, customers, inspectors, and the public