Heavy Equipment Operator-Seawall

The Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for safely and efficiently operating heavy construction equipment in support of seawall, marine, and heavy civil construction activities. This position performs equipment operations associated with excavation, grading, material handling, site preparation, backfilling, loading, and other work necessary for the construction, repair, and installation of seawalls and related structures. The Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for safely and efficiently operating heavy construction equipment in support of seawall, marine, and heavy civil construction activities. This position performs equipment operations associated with excavation, grading, material handling, site preparation, backfilling, loading, and other work necessary for the construction, repair, and installation of seawalls and related structures. Requirements Previous experience operating heavy equipment in the construction industry preferred. Marine, seawall, heavy civil, earthwork, or excavation experience preferred. Ability to safely operate one or more types of heavy construction equipment. Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions. Ability to recognize unsafe conditions and take appropriate precautions. Ability to work effectively with supervisors, spotters, laborers, truck drivers, and other members of the construction crew. Ability to work outdoors in changing weather and jobsite conditions. Reliable attendance and the ability to report to the assigned project site as scheduled. Valid driver's license may be required depending on job duties. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities The successful Heavy Equipment Operator should demonstrate knowledge of: Safe heavy-equipment operating practices Excavation and grading techniquesEquipment limitations and operating capacities Construction site safety Hand signals and communication with spotters Working around personnel and other equipment Basic equipment inspection and preventive maintenance Seawall, marine, and heavy-civil construction operations Safe work practices around water and unstable or uneven terrain Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. The Project Superintendent - Heavy Civil Marine position requires frequent standing, walking, climbing, balancing, bending, kneeling, crouching, and working on uneven terrain, barges, marine vessels, docks, and active construction sites. The employee must be capable of lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds, climbing ladders, accessing elevated work areas, and working around heavy equipment and moving machinery. Visual acuity, depth perception, and the ability to safely navigate waterfront and marine environments are essential. The position may require extended work hours, travel, and exposure to varying weather conditions including heat, humidity, rain, wind, and marine environments.

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