Directional Drill OPERATOR - Greeley, United States - Novinium

Description

**Directional Drill OPERATOR / LOCATOR (CDL)**

at Novinium Greeley **Responsibilities**

Operate various construction equipment

Perform service, safety checks, check oil and fluids, and minor repairs on equipment

Work with maintenance crew or laborer crew when not operating equipment

Comply with proper safety standards and expectations

Visually assess digging areas to ensure it has been properly staked/located prior to digging

Safe operation of directional drills, trenching, or excavating equipment when needed

Perform laborer requirements and responsibilities as needed

Perform other duties as required and/or assigned

**Requirements**

Must live in Metroplex area

Valid drivers license

Class A license or permit Desired

Able to perform safe work practices daily

Able and willing to work outdoors, run Ditch Witch HDD drills, subsite locator, run back yard machine, digger derrick truck, mini excavator, backhoe, working with underground and overhead crews, pulling wire, burying conduit, assisting setting transformers and poles.

Able to lift, push, pull and carry at least 75 lbs. for a distance of 300 feet

Able to perform physically demanding tasks

Able to work some nights and weekends

**Working Conditions**

This job operates in a field environment. This role routinely requires extended periods of bending, squatting, climbing, kneeling, pushing, pulling, lifting, lifting in awkward positions, standing, and twisting. Also, this role works in inclement weather conditions, such as extreme heat, extreme cold, rain, ice, snow, and wind.

Novinium offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, disability, paid time off, paid holidays and a 401(k) plan with a company match. **About Novinium**

Novinium is the only full-service power cable expert that partners with utility companies of all sizes to keep their networks operating at peak performance, using the most advanced, cost-efficient, environmentally friendly methods available. Noviniums founder and CEO invented the revolutionary technology behind underground cable rejuvenation 30+ years ago, and the company continues to champion ways to keep power flowing to those who depend on it. We are also a proud recipient of best places to work award from Seattle Met Magazine.

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