Job Information
Holcim (US) Inc. Excavator in Longmont, Colorado
Overview
Position is for our Lyons Plant in Lyons, CO. Will Train out of our Longmont, CO or Brighton, CO plant.
PURPOSE: Run excavators used for moving, grading and compacting earth, sand, gravel, stone and other materials. Conducts routine daily inspections of equipment and maintains equipment in a clean and safe manner.
Responsibilities
Key Responsibilities:
Operate, excavators or other types of large equipment used for moving, grading and compacting earth, sand, gravel, and stone.
Loads material into bins, into crusher, into trucks or into plant
Moves earth or other materials from one location to another
Performs visual and safety inspection of equipment; Maintains appearance of equipment, proper air pressure in tires, proper fluid levels and performs minor repairs as needed
Keeps equipment clean and orderly
Ensures that safety, compliance, environmental requirements are followed at all times
Completes paperwork that may be necessary; assists with other duties required
Performs the day-to-day activities of a plant (Sand and Gravel, Quarry), duties could include tasks associated with maintaining the stationary equipment of various plants
Maintains and reviews maintenance logs for repairs
Communicates with drivers and crew which includes supervisor, loader operators and laborers
Qualifications
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:
REQUIRED: High School Diploma or equivalent.
REQUIRED: Minimum of one year of experience with Excavators, Loaders and other types of large equipment used for sand & gravel, and stone.
REQUIRED: Valid Driver’s License.
Estimated Wage Range
$22.55 - $33.06
Pay Type
Hourly
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EOE/M/F/Vet/Disabled
Position Type Hourly Full-Time
# of Openings 1
Requisition ID 2021-9699
Category Operations
Product Line Aggregates
Job Locations US-CO-Longmont
Company Aggregate Industries Management, Inc.
