Operator I: Heavy Equipment (Rock Crushing) at Rock Pros USA

, Arizona, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

05 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

07 Oct, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Heavy Equipment Operation, Safety Procedures, Teamwork, Communication, Adaptability, General Labor, Equipment Maintenance, Learning, Problem Solving, Organization, Attention to Detail, Positive Attitude, Hazard Identification, Instruction Following, Production Support, Work Ethic

Industry

mining

Description

Description Essential Job Functions for an Operator I As an Operator I, you will begin your journey in our quarry operations with a two-week training period at our White Hills location before being assigned to our Valentine location. During this time, you will gain hands-on experience across multiple operational areas, including Load Out, Scale House, and other quarry functions, under close supervision from experienced operators and supervisors. Safety and efficiency are our top priorities, and you will receive comprehensive training on all procedures and protocols. This is a hands-on position that requires adaptability and a strong team-player mindset. Candidates must be willing to assist the team with a variety of tasks beyond operating heavy equipment. If you are unwilling to pick up a shovel, help unclog the crusher, assist with screen changes, or take on other non-operator roles as needed, this position is not for you. A willingness to get out of the cab and support the crew is essential to our success. Basic Equipment Operation (Learning and Observing) Learns the basic operation of equipment used in a landscape rock quarry, such as loaders, haul trucks, or crushers (if applicable), under close supervision. This may involve observing experienced operators and asking questions. Practices safe operation of equipment in a controlled environment, following all instructions and procedures provided by trainers or supervisors. Gradually progresses towards operating equipment independently for simple tasks, under close supervision and with continued guidance. Production Support and Improvement (Following Instructions) Assists experienced operators with various tasks, such as loading trucks, feeding crushers, or cleaning up around equipment. Follows clear instructions on how to complete assigned tasks safely and efficiently. Contributes to maintaining a clean and organized work area around the equipment. As experience grows, may begin to identify areas for improvement in their own work or how they can better support experienced operators. Safety Procedures and Awareness Follows all established safety protocols and procedures on the job site as directed by the supervisor or trainer. Observes experienced operators and learns safe work practices to minimize risks associated with equipment operation. Identifies potential safety hazards and reports them to the supervisor immediately. Wears all required personal protective equipment (PPE) while working around or operating equipment. Communication and Learning Maintains clear communication with the supervisor, asking questions for clarification and keeping them informed of progress. Actively seeks opportunities to learn from experienced operators and trainers by observing, asking questions, and taking notes. May participate in initial equipment operation training programs to develop the necessary skills and knowledge. Additional Responsibilities Performs general labor tasks around the quarry as instructed, such as cleaning, sorting rocks, or assisting with maintenance tasks. Maintains a positive and willing attitude, demonstrating a strong work ethic and eagerness to learn. Keeps the work area clean and organized, contributing to a safe and efficient working environment. Key Focus: Development and Safety Operator I role is crucial for building a strong foundation in safe and efficient equipment operation within a landscape rock quarry. By actively learning from experienced operators, following instructions, and demonstrating a willingness to improve, an Operator 1 can gain the necessary skills and experience to progress towards more independent operation in the future. Remember, safety is paramount, so adhering to all safety protocols and procedures is essential. Requirements An Operator I is a new and unskilled individual with a strong work ethic, focused on learning basic equipment operation and adhering to all safety procedures under close supervision. Key Responsibilities (Learning & Observing): Basic Equipment Operation: Learns basic operation of quarry equipment (loaders, trucks, crushers) under supervision, practices safe operation in a controlled environment, and gradually progresses to simple tasks independently (under supervision). Production Support & Improvement: Assists experienced operators, follows instructions, maintains a clean work area, and may begin to identify areas for improvement. Safety Procedures & Awareness: Follows all safety protocols, observes safe practices, reports hazards, and wears required PPE. Communication & Learning: Communicates with supervisors, actively seeks learning opportunities, and may participate in training programs. Additional Responsibilities: Performs general labor tasks, maintains a positive attitude, and keeps the work area clean and organized. Key Focus: Developing a strong foundation in safe and efficient equipment operation. Actively learning from experienced operators and following instructions. Prioritizing safety and adhering to all protocols.

Responsibilities

The Operator I role involves learning the basic operation of heavy equipment in a quarry setting while assisting experienced operators with various tasks. Safety and efficiency are prioritized, and the position requires a willingness to engage in general labor tasks as needed.