Skid Steer Operator

This role focuses on safely operating skid steers and telehandlers to move, transport, and organize materials across a busy construction site. Operators may be assigned to either a concrete-focused crew or a general requirements crew, supporting daily site operations, material handling, and jobsite logistics.

• Operate skid steers and telehandlers to move and transport materials to different areas around the construction site.
• Support concrete crew operations by transporting concrete-related materials, tools, and equipment to designated zones for daily concrete pours.
• Move and stage concrete forms from storage to the work area and return completed forms to storage or wash bay stations.
• Assist with setting up and relocating wash bay stations as needed to support concrete operations.
• Work with the general requirements team to move large dumpsters around the site to support cleanup and debris management.
• Assist with loading and unloading material trucks as they arrive on site, ensuring materials are handled safely and efficiently.
• Relocate Jersey barriers to create and adjust temporary walkways and temporary parking lots throughout the project.
• Perform general labor tasks related to construction site support, material handling, and housekeeping as needed.
• Follow all safety procedures and site rules while operating equipment in a high-traffic, multi-crew environment.
• Communicate effectively with supervisors and crew members to coordinate material movements and equipment usage.
• Inspect equipment before use and report any issues or maintenance needs to appropriate personnel.

• Proven ability to operate skid steer equipment safely on an active construction site.
• Proven ability to operate telehandlers safely on an active construction site.
• Experience working in construction environments with multiple crews and moving equipment.
• Competence in using hand tools and power tools for general construction and material handling tasks.
• Valid Sunbelt, United Rentals, or equivalent equipment operator certification card, with proof of certification.
• Ability to perform general labor duties, including lifting, moving, and organizing materials.
• Understanding of basic concrete operations and related material handling.
• Ability to work variable hours, including extended shifts of 812 hours per day and potential work across Monday Sunday.
• Strong awareness of safety practices in high-traffic construction sites.
• OSHA 10 training is a plus.

• Experience supporting concrete pours by staging and moving forms, tools, and materials.
• Background in general construction site cleanup and dumpster movement.
• Familiarity with setting up temporary walkways and temporary parking areas using Jersey barriers.
• Comfort working in a fast-paced environment with frequent equipment and vehicle movement.
• Willingness to obtain required equipment operator certifications if not currently certified, with course costs covered.
• Prior experience operating forklifts is beneficial.
• Ability to adapt to changing site needs and crew assignments.

This opportunity offers long-term project stability on a major construction site, providing consistent work and the chance to build valuable experience. The organization invests in employees by covering the cost of required equipment operator certifications and offers exposure to large-scale projects with one of the leading general contractors in the country. Team members benefit from a dynamic environment, opportunities to grow their skills, and the potential for varied schedules that can support strong earning potential.

The role is based on a large, active…