Total 3 Production Operator job vacancies in Engineering category in Titusville, Florida

As an Engineering Equipment Operator, your duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Operate heavy equipment close to buildings, drop-offs, irrigation canals and water control structures such as dams, concrete head walls and metal pipes.
• Operate heavy engineering equipment on flat, rolling terrain where finish grades are rough or fine.
• Operate equipment on flat, rolling and frequently wet or flooded (wetland environment) terrain with some uneven characteristics due to habitat differences or artificial slopes such as roads and dikes.
• Operate a variety of tracked and wheeled heavy equipment, such as excavators, skid steers, dozers, dump trucks/trailers, motor-grader, agricultural and articulating tractors with implements, herbicide spraying equipment.
• Excavate, build, grade, load, level and finish to exact specifications using an excavator, bulldozer, loader, backhoe, road grader, forklift, scraper or trencher close to above and below ground facilities and equipment such as structures, utility lines, culverts, irrigation equipment, fences and pavement based on engineering drawings as appropriate.
• Conduct disking, chopping, mowing, rotovating, digging, loading, and leveling to a rough grade for culvert installation, ditch cleaning, creating and maintaining trails.
• Operate farm tractors with auxiliary equipment for farming, mowing, herbicide spraying, maintaining dikes and fire breaks, and other related activities.
• Safely attach trailers for towing, load heavy equipment, and secure loads to meet Federal Safety Standards.
• Follow verbal instructions and keep supervisor informed on the status of job assignments and problems encountered.
• Plan and lay out work from oral instruction and work orders.
• Conduct disking, chopping, mowing, rotovating, digging, loading and leveling to exact specifications based on engineering drawings.
• Service and repair equipment including checking fluids, lubricating, replacing components that require dismantling of the equipment such as radiators, hydraulic tanks, alternators, tracks, and excavator bucket teeth; and rebuild components.
• Check, service or perform preventive maintenance and makes repairs and adjustments to equipment and attachments before, during and after operation.
• Maintain diesel and/or gasoline motors.
• Keep written maintenance records for all equipment operated.

As an Engineering Equipment Operator, your duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Operate heavy equipment close to buildings, drop-offs, irrigation canals and water control structures such as dams, concrete head walls and metal pipes.
• Operate heavy engineering equipment on flat, rolling terrain where finish grades are rough or fine.
• Operate equipment on flat, rolling and frequently wet or flooded (wetland environment) terrain with some uneven characteristics due to habitat differences or artificial slopes such as roads and dikes.
• Operate a variety of tracked and wheeled heavy equipment, such as excavators, skid steers, dozers, dump trucks/trailers, motor-grader, agricultural and articulating tractors with implements, herbicide spraying equipment.
• Excavate, build, grade, load, level and finish to exact specifications using an excavator, bulldozer, loader, backhoe, road grader, forklift, scraper or trencher close to above and below ground facilities and equipment such as structures, utility lines, culverts, irrigation equipment, fences and pavement based on engineering drawings as appropriate.
• Conduct disking, chopping, mowing, rotovating, digging, loading, and leveling to a rough grade for culvert installation, ditch cleaning, creating and maintaining trails.
• Operate farm tractors with auxiliary equipment for farming, mowing, herbicide spraying, maintaining dikes and fire breaks, and other related activities.
• Safely attach trailers for towing, load heavy equipment, and secure loads to meet Federal Safety Standards.
• Follow verbal instructions and keep supervisor informed on the status of job assignments and problems encountered.
• Plan and lay out work from oral instruction and work orders.
• Conduct disking, chopping, mowing, rotovating, digging, loading and leveling to exact specifications based on engineering drawings.
• Service and repair equipment including checking fluids, lubricating, replacing components that require dismantling of the equipment such as radiators, hydraulic tanks, alternators, tracks, and excavator bucket teeth; and rebuild components.
• Check, service or perform preventive maintenance and makes repairs and adjustments to equipment and attachments before, during and after operation.
• Maintain diesel and/or gasoline motors.
• Keep written maintenance records for all equipment operated.

As a Engineering Equipment Operator your duties will include but are not limited to the following:

• Operate heavy equipment to excavate, backfill, grade, or level earth to specifications on such projects like repairing and maintaining trails, roads, canals, tunnels, dykes and work on construction sites.
• Move earth on various terrain including moderate slopes, graded curves and shoulders, rocky or soft ground, vertical drop-offs, forests, and other surfaces with similar rough features.
• Clear brush, small trees, tree stumps, and rocks, and developing fire lanes, remove piles of dirt/rock/debris.
• Operate a variety of farm/agricultural tractors with auxiliary equipment (belly mower, bush hog, disk, sickle bar, and sprayer, etc.).
• Maintain equipment by checking fluids, lubricating performing safety checks, replacing hoses, belts, fuses, light bulbs and rebuilding components.
• Troubleshoot and perform repairs to a variety of heavy mobile equipment and vehicles by removing, adjusting, or replacing defective or worn parts and components.
• Makes repairs to building and facility electrical systems such as lighting and power fixtures, wiring, fire or water alarm systems, and emergency power systems. Installs outlets, switches, light fixtures, regulators, and circuit breakers.
• Construct, install, or repair items such as frame structures, decking, partitions, shelving, doors, forms, siding, and scaffolds.
• Measure, cut, construct, install, repair, and modify wood, composite, and wood substitute items to rough finishes.
• Keep written maintenance records for all equipment operated and keep equipment log books up-to-date at all times.