Construction Equipment Operator - Asphalt Paving

Construction Equipment Operator – Asphalt Paving

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Monarch Paving, founded in 1982, is a privately-owned hot-mix asphalt production, paving and aggregate company. We are a forward-thinking company that values integrity, our diverse team, sustainability, and innovation. Headquartered in Amery, Wisconsin, we are a leader in our fields with resources and additional opportunities in transportation logistics, fuel commodities, renewable energy and emerging technology throughout the Midwest. To learn more about us, visit:

Under the direction of the foreperson, paving equipment operators will be responsible for operating several types of road construction equipment in a safe and efficient manner. This equipment may include, but is not limited to asphalt paver, paver screed, steel drum roller, rubber tire roller, skid steer, shaping tractor, power broom, and plate tampers. On the job training will provide the knowledge and skills to become a productive member of one of our crews with the potential for advancement opportunities.

This position is a full-time seasonal, working May through November (weather permitting). This position requires working overtime and some Saturdays. Local and regional travel opportunities are available.

We prioritize the safety and wellness of our road construction processes by following the Company’s safety programs and policies, thus mitigating risk and improving overall productivity of the projects with safety at the forefront.

Benefit package is offered through the Union. Benefits include medical, dental and a pension plan.

• One or more years operating road construction equipment, and/or a technical school degree in Heavy Equipment Operation (preferred: Asphalt Paver, Paver Screed, Steel Drum Roller).
• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
• Ability to obtain a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), if required.
• Physical ability to work in all seasonal weather and environmental conditions in a moving highway work zone.
• Ability to listen, take direction from others and be a team player while helping to train less experienced employees.