Heavy Equipment Operators

Overview

Operate heavy equipment on construction sites ensuring safety and project efficiency.

Key Responsibilities

• equipment maintenance
• heavy equipment
• material flow
• site clean-up
• safety compliance
• equipment inspection

Tasks

-Ensure company equipment and materials are maintained, kept clean, and stored in a safe manner -Operate heavy equipment in compliance with the company's operating safety policies and procedures -Observe the distribution of paving material to adjust machine settings or material flow and indicate low spots for workers to add material. -Keep the work area and equipment clean by collecting and disposing of scrap and excess materials. -Proactively communicate with foreman, superintendent, and coworkers -Properly follow all company policies and OSHA regulations for safe working procedures and the environment. -Check filters and grease equipment

Requirements

• osha
• driver's license
• operating experience
• reliability
• communication
• stress management

What You Bring

-Stress Management/Composure. -Must adhere to OSHA safety protocol and work in a drug-free environment. -2-4 Years of Operating Experience Preferred. -Must possess or be able to obtain a valid and appropriate state driver’s license before employment. -Must be reliable/have reliable transportation. -Communication Proficiency.

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About Superior Construction

-Headquartered in the Midwest with a Southeast arm, it tackles complex infrastructure from highways to water systems. -As a design‑build specialist, it deploys forward‑thinking tech and expert teams to deliver challenging projects nationwide. -Typical works include transportation interchanges, industrial plants, ports, airports, emergency rebuilds, and water facilities. -The firm is known for welding cross‑sector versatility—from aviation runways and marine structures to petrochemical plants. -Its fourth‑generation leadership blends homegrown legacy with a sharp eye on innovation and engineering excellence. -An often‑overlooked strength: they self‑perform key crafts in‑house, maintaining tight control over quality and schedule. -They’ve earned awards like the ARTBA Glass Hammer for steel‑heading industry initiatives and innovation.

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