Crusher Oiler

Functional Summary

Reporting to the Crusher Foreman, the Crusher Oiler is responsible for completing the daily servicing and maintenance requirements of the Crusher. This position requires traveling for extended periods of time to perform duties at various locations.

The responsibilities of the Crusher Oiler include, but are not limited to:

• Responsible for performing maintenance and greasing of all crushing equipment.
• Shoveling and operation of skid steer is required to remove built up material around conveyors
• Ensure a tidy job-site is maintained, including the job van, tools, and equipment
• Identifying mechanical failures and future preventive maintenance needs
• Understanding and following directions from supervisors.
• Training new employees on how to safely and efficiently perform Crusher Oiler responsibilities.
• Undertaking other construction related duties as required, such as assisting other employees working in the gravel pit or on the Crusher.

• Promote, execute and adhere to the company’s safety policies and encourage all employees, subcontractors and consultants to adopt safety as a culture.
• Attend and participate in safety meetings and inspections.
• Work in a safe, responsible manner to not intentionally or unintentionally injure oneself, or endanger the wellbeing of others.
• Understand and comply with Company policies and procedures
• Promote a team approach and maintain an open and respectful approach to communication with all employees.
• Wear appropriate protective equipment: steel toed boots, hard hats, ear and eye protection

• Strong work ethic
• Prior mechanical experience preferred, but not necessary as on the job training will be provided
• No High School Diploma or G.E.D. required, but preferred
• Valid driver’s license and good MVR
• Shifts are typically 8 – 10 hours, but work schedule is weather dependent, so flexibility is required
• A willingness to work overtime, as required.
• Work schedule is weather dependent, so flexibility is required.
• Work is performed in an outdoor setting, which could include inclement weather, heat and cold, and exposure to dust and asphalt.
• MSHA certification is required. Training will be provided as needed.
• Must comply with the company’s drug and alcohol testing requirements.

Compensation offered with this role will be based on work experience and capability

The successful applicant will be required to join or be a member of the Union of Operating Engineers

Schellinger Construction Company is a drug free and Equal Employment Opportunity Employer