Heavy Equipment Operator

Manson Construction Co. was founded in 1905 as a small pile-driving business supporting the early development of Seattle's waterfront. Today, Manson's legacy of quality marine services continues to grow at locations throughout North America. With more than 800 employees and a large fleet of equipment, Manson supports high-profile marine infrastructure and energy projects across the nation.

Manson Construction represents generations of people, families, and communities whose commitment to success, safety, and ingenuity aligns with our core values: Take care of people; Do the rightthing; and find a better way. At Manson, we strive to create an engaging and respectful environment where employees can share their ideas. We recognize that our employees are Manson's number one asset and the reason why we continue to execute benchmark work in the marine construction and dredging industry.

Summary

The Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for the operation of shore equipment on the fill site. The employee must be able to work 8 to 12 hour, rotating shifts on all types of dredges and marine construction projects. Must be able to provide transportation to and from the jobsite(s). Extensive travel is required.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Operates equipment, moves and places material(s) efficiently and safely
• Assists the foreman and other fill placers in the construction of shore pipeline and in the loading and unloading of deliveries, equipment, and materials via trucks, barges, etc.
• Performs daily inspections, light maintenance, upkeep of the equipment and other incidental work association with the operation of the shore disposal area and completes paperwork and submits to superintendent
• Monitors and inspects shore pipe for leaks or discharge, communicates with Leverman, and aids in repairs as needed
• Performs JSAs prior to work activity and execute the work accordingly and maintains and ensures a safe working environment
• Ensures compliance with Manson's Code of Ethics and Standards of Business Conduct.
• Responsible for practicing safe work standards and promoting an Incident and Injury Free (IIF) work environment as a condition of employment
• Additional duties may be assigned

• 3+ years experience as a heavy equipment operator
• Must have the ability to give and receive, understand, respond, and follow verbal and written communications and instructions
• Must be able to communicate, take direction well, and work cooperatively with other colleagues
• Valid picture identification required
• Valid Transportation Workers Identification Card (TWIC) preferred