Engineering Equipment Operator

Job TitleThe duties of this position include but are not limited to the following:Operates heavy equipment to excavate, backfill, grade, or level earth to exact specifications on such projects as breaking new ground for trails, roads, canals, tunnels, or construction sites from engineered drawings to achieve land management and facility operation goals.Services, checks, and fuels equipment before operation, checks and services attachments to be used.Performs daily preventative maintenance and makes repairs and adjustments to equipment and attachments to equipment.Keeps up to date written maintenance records for all equipment operated.Maintains, operates, and adjusts water control structures including pumps and dams.Measures, monitors and documents all water use and levels, control structures, wells, and pumps.Serves as a safety instructor for other employees and volunteers in the operator's areas of knowledge (e.g. heavy equipment operation, off road utility vehicle operation, etc.).Installs, maintains, and repairs building and facility electrical systems such as lighting and power fixtures, wiring, fire or water alarm systems, and emergency power systems.Performs routine preventive maintenance on heating systems and refrigeration and air conditioning units.Maintains, repairs, or constructs a variety of structures and surfaces of brick, block, stone, and other related materials.Operates various electric resistance welding machines to join, repair, modify, or fabricate a variety of parts or components.Commercial Driver's License: Duties of this position require the employee to have and maintain a valid State Commercial Driver's License (CDL) to operate various vehicles and equipment. Incumbents who do not possess a CDL at the time of appointment must obtain and maintain a valid CDL within one (1) year of their appointment date. Positions requiring a CDL are subject to physical examination and drug and alcohol testing requirements as established by the Department of Transportation (49 CFR 391.41 (b)(l) through (b)(13)).