Spider Operator

Overview

Operate spider excavators for geohazard projects across Canada.

Key Responsibilities

• excavator operation
• equipment maintenance
• geohazard installation
• site preparation
• report generation
• safety compliance

Tasks

-Communicate effectively with ground crews and other operators to ensure safe and coordinated operations. -Assigned Equipment Certification for Spider Excavators -Operate spider excavators to complete excavation, drilling, and material handling tasks in difficult terrain. -Utilize winch systems, stabilizers, and climbing capabilities of the spider excavator for safe and effective operation on steep slopes. -Perform regular maintenance checks and troubleshoot equipment to ensure continuous operations. -Communicate effectively with crew members to clarify daily job site duties. -Perform final inspections of job sites to ensure safety and quality before demobilization. -Comply with all company policies, including Health and Safety standards, Drug and Alcohol policy, Travel policy, Vehicle policy, and Employee Manual. -Maintain and use required personal protective equipment (PPE) and assigned small tools (e.g., cell phones, tablets, radios). -Troubleshoot and report mechanical issues to the Superintendent and coordinate necessary repairs. -Install geohazard mitigation products per job site drawings and Standard Operating Procedures as directed by the Superintendent. -Oversee site preparation, equipment mobilization, and material distribution to ensure the safe and efficient execution of tasks. -Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly reports for the Foreman or Superintendent. -Perform daily equipment inspections and routine maintenance to ensure optimal machine performance. -Provide support in managing project budgets, timelines, and logistics when needed. -Operate heavy equipment, including excavators, skid steers, man lifts, and forklifts, to complete construction tasks. -Obtain and maintain required certifications within 30 days of hire, including but not limited to: -Assist in the installation of geohazard mitigation systems per job site drawings and Standard Operating Procedures as directed by the Superintendent.

Requirements

• heavy equipment
• cdl
• osha 10
• microsoft office
• leadership
• problem solving

What You Bring

-Ability to take charge of projects, lead teams, and work autonomously with minimal supervision. -Basic computer and cell phone proficiency required. -Excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills to manage and motivate a crew. -Experience or certifications for heavy equipment operations (skid steer, forklift, Bobcat, Scissor lift, or CDL vehicles.) -Strong experience in operating heavy construction equipment and managing its use on job sites. -Regular heavy lifting (75lbs+) of construction materials on the job site. -Class A CDL preferred. -In-depth understanding of high-angle scaling, rockfall mitigation, and geohazard stabilization procedures. -Experience with shotcrete or grouting pumps on the job. -Experience directing teams, managing customer interactions, or managing projects. -CPR/First Aid -Ability to mentor and train less experienced staff in technical skills, safety, and equipment use. -More years of experience and technical expertise with the tools and technologies in drilling. -Respirator Fit Test -Ability to work in high-pressure environments and ensure team collaboration. -Strong problem-solving skills, with the ability to address challenges quickly and effectively. -Prior experience operating spider excavators in geohazard or extreme terrain environments required. -Safety-focused mindset with the ability to identify hazards and implement corrective measures. -Ability to drive (CMV or CDL) -Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite or related software -Ability to read and interpret project plans, blueprints, and specifications. -OSHA 10 -The noise level in the work environment is moderate and hearing protection is often required.

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Benefits

-100% paid travel -All positions earn overtime -A path to becoming a lead-hand, a Superintendent or beyond. -The wage for this role is $46 - $58/hour. -Designed training and development plans to grow your money-making ability. -Hourly rate based on your experience. In general, our pay scale increases for:

About Geostabilization International®

-Founded to address geotechnical challenges, this company has become a leader in providing innovative ground stabilization solutions. -This company offers a comprehensive range of services, from landslide repairs to structural foundation stabilization. -With expertise in geohazard mitigation, they focus on high-risk locations such as transportation corridors and critical infrastructure. -Cutting-edge technologies like soil nailing, shotcrete, and grouting are employed to deliver sustainable solutions. -This company specializes in challenging terrains where traditional methods are insufficient, providing tailored solutions that establish their industry leadership.

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