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Our client is currently seeking an experienced 360 Excavator Operator to join their team on a project based in Dorset.
Requirements:
- Valid CPCS or NPORS Card with the appropriate 360 Excavator category (CSCS logo preferred where applicable)
- Full PPE
- Previous experience operating a 360 excavator in a similar environment
- Ability to provide recent, relevant work references
- Good understanding of site health and safety procedures
- Reliable, punctual, and able to work effectively as part of a team
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Duties:
- Operating a 360 excavator within a busy scrap yard environment
- Safely handling and processing scrap motor vehicles
- Loading, moving, and sorting scrap materials
- Carrying out daily machine checks and reporting any faults
- Working in accordance with all site health and safety regulations
- Assisting with other site duties as required by the site management team
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This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled operator to join a well-established client. Applicants must have the relevant qualifications, experience, and a strong commitment to safe working practices.
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