Equipment Operator

• Drive various trucks and operate equipment for construction, repair, and maintenance of streets, landfills, alleys, county facilities, grounds, and rights-of-way
• Inspect and evaluate machinery, equipment, and systems, including loaders, rollers, maintainers, augers, chip spreaders, sweepers, and compactors
• Check and adjust oil, water, fuel, tires, and hydraulic systems before traveling to job sites
• Perform routine maintenance, construction, drainage, traffic control, and right-of-way mowing work
• Haul materials and equipment to construction or repair sites using dump trucks or other trucks
• Operate heavy equipment such as a maintainer in trainee status
• Perform preventive maintenance and minor equipment repairs, including welding
• Depending on assignment, supervise or direct a patch crew intermittently
• Train employees, plan and assign work, direct work, and resolve problems as needed
• Work before, during, and after natural disasters and emergencies as directed

Equipment Operator – Public Works

• Operate equipment required to transport materials, personnel, and tools to job sites
• Facilitate safe and efficient construction and maintenance of electrical systems
• Assist with construction and maintenance tasks for electrical utility systems
• Know the detailed specifications and limitations of operated equipment
• Drive trucks to and from work sites
• Operate winch, derrick, hole digger, trencher, backhoe and accessory equipment
• Report equipment repairs and additional tool needs
• Maintain standard materials, first aid equipment and fire extinguishers on trucks
• Ground vehicles according to safety policy
• Refuel equipment and inspect it for DOT standards
• Assist ground work while linemen perform their duties
• Assist with splices on de-energized underground secondary and primary conductors
• Place pole-mounted and URD pads or equipment safely using derrick trucks or trenchers
• Assist in terminating underground cables in transformers
• Assist with streetlight, pole framing, pole setting, anchor, guy, and ground rod installation
• Load and unload transformers and other materials
• Assist in patrolling lines during outages
• Set up safe roadside work zones
• Identify other utilities' placement and markers
• Develop knowledge of electrical system hazard recognition and safe construction practices
• Apply SSEMC overhead/underground framing and construction specifications and directional hand signals

• Operate assigned industrial equipment safely, following required training and authorization
• Assist in different production areas as needs change
• Follow operating procedures and quality requirements
• Identify and report equipment problems or unsafe conditions
• Keep the work area clean and organized
• Support veneer manufacturing at the Winchester plant

Experienced Equipment Operator – Skilled Utility, 1st Shift

• Operate powered industrial trucks, including forklifts, to safely move products throughout the fulfillment center
• Use handheld scanners and computer systems to support receiving, unloading, stowing, picking, packing, shipping, and customer returns
• Assist with customer order fulfillment, inventory movement, and processing customer returns across multiple departments
• Support additional warehouse tasks as needed to meet business needs
• Help keep the fulfillment center running safely, accurately, and efficiently
• Report to an Area Manager

Fulfillment Center Equipment Operator, 1st/2nd Shift

• Operate stand-up reach trucks and order pickers
• Pick, scan, move, and stage product
• Use scanners and tablets
• Work safely and accurately
• Work first shift, with occasional overtime

• Operate battery-operated and/or gas-powered warehouse equipment to transport products to and from inventory storage locations
• Follow power equipment, OSHA, and facility safety rules and regulations
• Use personal protective equipment, including lanyards and harnesses when operating order/stock pickers
• Perform scanner functions including cycle counts, replenishment, item inquiry, and inventory put-away
• Stack products safely and neatly in racks or staging locations
• Maintain accurate inventory movement
• Inspect, maintain, or assist with equipment maintenance and report unsafe conditions
• Handle merchandise carefully to avoid damage
• Participate in physical inventory and customer appreciation warehouse sale events
• Meet required production, accuracy, and quality standards
• Assist with returned book fairs, customer reorders, loading and unloading trucks, and seasonal inventory resets as needed
• Keep the work area neat, clean, safe, and organized
• Complete labor data collection cards accurately and on time
• Maintain attendance and punctuality
• Maintain courteous and positive relationships with co-workers and customers
• Comply with drug and alcohol-free policy
• Perform additional assigned duties

Warehouse Power Equipment Operator – Part-time

• Perform daily safety and maintenance checks and pre- and post-equipment inspections with appropriate documentation
• Participate in routine maintenance, including greasing, and ensure heavy equipment is safely and securely stored
• Communicate effectively with all site personnel and practice workplace safety
• Operate all heavy equipment safely and efficiently
• Maintain daily logs of equipment usage and maintenance
• Understand ground signals and maintain constant eye contact with ground personnel
• Perform other duties as assigned

• Operate large, complex gasoline- and diesel-powered construction equipment, including bulldozers, track hoes, motor graders, cranes, and similar machinery
• Backfill, excavate, spread, and scrape construction or maintenance project areas
• Clean, clear, and prepare roads, ditches, sewer lines, and land
• Communicate with the public, supervisors, and subordinates regarding job duties
• Load, unload, lift, and place materials such as dirt, biosolids, pipes, and brush
• Perform preventative maintenance and basic repairs on heavy and construction equipment
• Promote safe work practices, including traffic work zones, safety gear, traffic laws, and equipment outriggers
• Supervise staff by assigning and distributing work, directing duties, monitoring progress, and providing feedback or training

Construction Equipment Operator

• Unload and deliver materials necessary for manufacturing needs
• Record and warehouse raw materials and in-process materials for future use
• Perform all duties in a safe and orderly manner
• Participate in the SBO process, safety meetings, and safety tours
• Ensure production and distribution of products consistent with established food safety, sanitation, and quality standards
• Deliver raw or in-process materials to production areas
• Document transactions between production and warehouse
• Operate RF units
• Store materials in designated storage areas according to designated storage patterns
• Consolidate product in the warehouse to ensure sufficient space
• Unload, warehouse, and document inbound shipments
• Load and document outbound shipments
• Keep assigned areas clean and orderly
• Help reconcile inventory problems
• Notify supervisors or group leaders of damaged shipments
• Inspect truck areas using the forklift check sheet and report problems
• Shuttle materials from the outside warehouse for production needs
• Operate powered industrial trucks, baler machines, and tape sealing machines
• Fill propane tanks as assigned
• Remove snow
• Instruct and train other operators once qualified
• Assist in other areas or perform other assigned duties

Special Equipment Operator 4

• Load and unload product to and from customers
• Complete necessary paperwork for recording inbound and outbound locations
• Warehouse products received from conveyor or truck
• Unload, warehouse, and properly document inbound shipments
• Load and properly document outbound shipments
• Store finished goods in designated storage areas
• Pick and properly document staged loads
• Consolidate product in the warehouse
• Help reconcile inventory problems
• Notify the Supervisor of damaged inbound or outbound shipments
• Check forklift areas using truck check sheets and report problems
• Operate clamp truck, forklift, Powered Industrial Truck, and man lift
• Operate RF units and printers
• Fill propane tanks
• Wrap units and change stretch wrap rolls; use automatic wrappers
• Maintain clean and orderly work areas
• Perform duties of a Warehouse Person (Looper)
• Assist in other areas or perform other assigned duties
• Participate in SQF root cause and corrective actions when required

Equipment Operator jobs in United States

Equipment Operator – Public Works