Moorhead
Heavy Equipment Operator

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Equipment Operator
As an Equipment Operator, your primary responsibility is to complete tasks safely and accurately assigned by the Superintendent/Foreman using construction equipment.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain a safe workplace and ensure that safety is always the highest priority.
- Participate in all required safety training.
- Perform daily equipment checks to ensure all equipment is properly maintained and is in safe operating condition.
- Follow instructions and complete assigned tasks efficiently and effectively.
- Take actions to avoid potential hazards or obstructions, such as utility lines, other equipment, other workers or falling objects.
- Have appropriate clothing, work boots, and PPE while on the job site.
- Be aware of underground services, such as pipes or wire, prior to beginning work and be cautious of their locations throughout the workday.
- Read job plans to ensure a thorough knowledge of the job at hand.
- Check all equipment fluids prior to starting the workday.
- Check fuel supplies of all equipment at the job site on a daily basis – prior to beginning work, and before completing work, to ensure that equipment is ready to operate at any time.
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- Understand safety, wear parts, and daily/weekly maintenance.
- Understand all operations of the Chipper.
- Able to chip at production rate given per acre.
- Understand changing of knives daily if needed.
Dozer
- Grub with KG Blade at a rate of 4-5 acres per day.
- Rough and Final rake at a rate of 4-5 acres per day.
- Blade roads.
Excavator
- Use bucket thumb, grapple, and shear.
- Grub at a half-acre per day.
- Stack for grinder at a rate of 4-5 acres per day.
- Work in conjunction with grinder operator.
- Shear 4-5 acres per day.
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- Understand daily maintenance for teeth.
- Understands how to change teeth.
- Able to cut safely around power lines.
- Able to do terrain assessment.
- Able to get the production rate that is provided.
Grinder
- Understand safety, wear parts, and daily/weekly maintenance.
- Understand all operations of the grinder.
- Able to grind 4-5 acres per day.
- Understand changing of screens and teeth daily.
- Understand daily housekeeping of grinder.
Jarraff
- Understand all cutting and operations with equipment.
- Understand all safety and housekeeping of equipment.
- Able to do terrain assessment.
- Able to get production rate that is provided.


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Mulcher
- Understand safety, wear parts, and daily/weekly maintenance.
- Understand all operations of the Mulcher.
- Able to mulch at production rate given per acre.
- Understand changing of bits and teeth daily if needed.
Sennebogen
- Understand all operations and safety of equipment.
- Understand daily maintenance of equipment.
- Understand all housekeeping of equipment.
- Able to get the production rate that is provided.
Skidder
- Understand all operations of equipment.
- Able to work in conjunction with Feller Buncher.
- Understand all safety and housekeeping of equipment.
- Able to get the production rate that is provided.
Skidsteer with bucket/mulcher
- Understand all operations of equipment.
- Able to grade as needed (construction entrances, etc.).
- Understand all safety and housekeeping of equipment.
- Understand maintenance for teeth for the mulcher and check daily.
- Able to get the production rate that is provided.
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