We are looking for mid to entirety level Heavy Equipment Operators to work with our crews building bridges, dams, boat ramps, roads, and boardwalks throughout the State of WI. Work week is Monday through Friday afternoon. $100.00 per day per diem for locations over 30 miles from Janke General Office in Athens WI., Monday through Thursday. We offer Company paid heath insurance and life insurance . We also provide disability, dental, vision insurance. Along with a 401K matching percentage. Room for advancement.
Experience:
Minimum
of
4
years
of
experience
operating
heavy
construction
equipment
Overview:
Operator
Tier
4
is
responsible
for
executing
critical
project
tasks,
managing
the
operation
of specialized
equipment,
troubleshooting
complex
issues,
and
collaborating
with
senior
site personnel
on
operational
strategies.
In
addition,
Operator
Tier
4
is
accountable
for
the development
and
training
of
Operators
Tiers
1-3.
Roles
and
Responsibilities:
- Advanced
Equipment
Operation:
ELiciently
operate
assigned
equipment
–
All
the
previously
mentioned
tier
with
the
added
all
company
owned
specially
equipment.
- Leadership
and
Training:
Train,
mentor,
and
oversee
Tier
1-3
operators
in
safe
and eLective
equipment
handling,
promoting
best
practices
and
enforcing
site
protocols to
maintain
high
standards
of
safety
and
quality.
- Material
Handling:
Load
and
transport
materials
and/or
heavy
equipment
when
necessary
- Routine
and
Preventive
Maintenance:
Perform
daily
inspections
of
equipment,
identify
any
mechanical
issues,
and
communicate
with
the
maintenance
team
for
repairs
and
adjustments.
- Safety
Protocols
and
Compliance:
Lead
by
example
in
adhering
to
OSHA
standards, site
safety
protocols,
and
company
policies;
participate
in
safety
audits
and
risk assessments,
identifying
and
mitigating
potential
hazards
on-site.
- Documentation
and
Reporting:
Maintain
comprehensive
logs
of
equipment
usage, maintenance
schedules,
and
incident
reports.
Communicate
eLectively
with
senior site
supervision
and
project
management
regarding
site
operations
and
challenges.
- Advanced
Maintenance
and
Troubleshooting:
Conduct
in-depth
equipment inspections,
complex
troubleshooting,
and
on-site
repairs.
Collaborate
with
equipment
maintenance
teams
for
major
repairs,
proactively
addressing
potential issues
before
they
impact
project
timelines.
- Operational
Leadership
and
Strategy:
Work
closely
with
senior
site
supervision
and project
management
to
develop
efficient
equipment
deployment
strategies, ensuring
maximum
productivity
and
minimal
downtime.
Qualifications:
-
- Certifications:
Valid
and
specialized
operator
certifications
for
heavy-duty equipment,
including
large
cranes,
pavers,
and
specialized
excavation
machinery. OSHA
certification
is
- Technical
Skills:
Proficiency
in
operating
a
broad
range
of
advanced
construction machinery;
expertise
in
fine
grading
and
large-scale
excavation
- Physical
Demands:
- Ability
to
work
in
outdoor
environments
with
varying
weather
conditions;
- Ability
to
lift
up
to
50
lbs
and
stand
for
extended
periods.
- Leadership
and
Communication:
Strong
leadership
and
communication
skills,
with
a
proactive
approach
to
problem-solving
and
mentoring.
Ability
to
work
eLectively
in
a
team
and
coordinate
with
other
site
leadership.