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Harvey Construction

Heavy Equipment Operators

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An Operating Engineer or Heavy Equipment Operator drives and operates heavy equipment used in quarries, construction sites, landfills, refuse and recycling centers, or ports. Heavy Equipment may include, but is not limited to, bulldozers, excavators, paving equipment and pile drivers.

$56,108 / year median in Indiana

+12% projected growth

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Heavy Equipment Operators Heavy Equipment Operators-$22+-based on experience Harvey Construction is a Noblesville IN based construction company. We are looking for Sewer Foreman/Operators, Laborers for Waterline and Sewer, and Heavy Equipment Operators.
Heavy Equipment Operator Job Summary:
Maneuvering motorized heavy equipment to ensure the accurate removal and placement of materials. Loading and offloading rocks, debris, and other materials from heavy equipment. Observing stipulated safety codes at all times. Communicating with coworkers to elucidate project specifications, as needed. Reporting injuries and other accidents to the line manager. Advising the line manager 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.
Heavy Equipment Operator Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent. Prior experience operating a variety of heavy equipment. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds. Excellent vision or the use of prescribed lenses. Exceptional manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination. A sound understanding of pertinent safety guidelines. Capacity to provide and follow direction. Sharp decision-making skills, particularly when under pressure. Ability to work extended hours, as required.