PD10 Operator

About the Role

The role involves operating a PD10 machine to drive production piles and posts into the ground while avoiding damage to equipment or materials. The employee will also assist in the installation of various pile types, perform maintenance and greasing of piles, and operate a skid steer as needed. The employee must promote and comply with company safety policies, operate heavy equipment, and handle distribution, layout, assembly, and installation of solar array components at a solar energy farm. Responsibilities include distributing and installing piles and racking materials, assisting with pile placement using a compact track loader, remediating pile tolerances, and coordinating machine actions through hand or audio signals from crew members. Additional duties involve clear communication, traveling to different job sites on short notice, performing inspections and maintenance of tools and equipment, and ensuring proper care of supplies. • Operate PD10 machine and skid steer to drive piles/posts without equipment damage. • Install and maintain various pile types, grease piles, and remediate tolerances. • Distribute, layout, assemble, and install solar array components and racking materials. • Assist with pile placement using a compact track loader prior to installation. • Coordinate machine actions using hand or audio signals and communicate clearly with crew. • Perform inspections and routine maintenance of tools and equipment. • Travel to different job sites on short notice and adapt to additional duties as assigned. • Adhere to safety policies, work flexible hours including nights/weekends, and read technical documents. • Work outdoors in varying weather conditions.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸pd10 operation
• ▸skid steer
• ▸pile installation
• ▸solar assembly
• ▸equipment maintenance
• ▸site coordination

What You Bring

Candidates need a high school diploma or GED combined with one to three years of related experience, or an equivalent mix of education and training. The position requires a strong safety mindset, the ability to work flexible hours—including nights and weekends—and competence in reading safety rules, operating manuals, engineering drawings, and basic math. Proficiency with GPS systems, precise measurement, and knowledge of structural fill materials and methods is essential, as is the ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. • Require high school diploma/GED and 1–3 years related experience. • Proficient with GPS systems, basic math, and interpreting engineering drawings. • Access diabetes management, telehealth, and prescription drug plans.

Requirements

• ▸high school
• ▸1-3 years
• ▸gps
• ▸math
• ▸drawings
• ▸safety

Benefits

The position offers an hourly wage of $24.00 to $28.50, with performance reviews and merit increases. Benefits include a 401(k) plan with company match, an Employee Stock Purchase Plan, flexible spending accounts for health and dependent care, and medical, dental, and vision insurance covering spouses, domestic partners, and children. Additional perks comprise diabetes management, telehealth coverage, and a prescription drug plan. • Earn $24.00–$28.50 per hour with performance reviews and merit increases. • Eligible for 401(k) match, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, and flexible spending accounts. • Receive medical, dental, and vision insurance covering spouse and dependents.

Work Environment

Field