Heavy Equipment Operator/Laborer

Heavy Equipment OperatorThe Heavy Equipment Operator drives, maneuvers, and controls machinery like bulldozers, excavators, and loaders to move earth, materials, and debris on construction sites. They are also responsible for carrying and loading excavation materials for projects and assisting with various labor related tasks including, but not limited to, performing all duties related to sitework projects, landscape/hardscape, and snow removal.Dirt Works Responsibilities And DutiesManeuvering heavy motorized equipment to ensure the accurate removal and placement of materials.Loading and offloading rocks, debris, and other materials from heavy equipment.Always observing stipulated safety codes.Communicating with coworkers to explain project specifications, as needed.Reporting injuries and other accidents to the line manager.Advising the foreman/shop foreman of requisite upgrades, repairs, and replacements.Aiding coworkers to ensure that the site is clean and organized at the end of each shift.Providing suggestions to refine workflow and boost efficiency.Check daily assignments and coordinate with the supervisor.Assists with excavation needs including the digging of holes and trenches.Clean up job sites.Clean, lubricate and perform other minor maintenance workAdhere to workplace safety policies, regulations and compliancesCommunicate any unsafe conditions or accidents/injuries in a timely manner to the supervisor to facilitate prompt correction or reportingAssists with loading and unloading equipment and materials.Assist with lifting heavy materials such as large bags of concrete.Operate various excavation equipment including mini excavators, backhoes, drilling/boring machines, jackhammers, and concrete saws.Perform other duties as assigned.Snow Responsibilities And DutiesPerform snow and ice removal.Ensure trucks and equipment are properly cleaned and serviced and ready for the next storm.Ensure all plow markers are cleaned up and returned to WLSM.Perform other duties as assigned.