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COMPACTOR OPERATOR and SECURITY OFFICER (female)
RÉCENTCDIil y a 2 jours
Job Description
Lumwana, Northwestern, Zambia
CDI
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Responsabilités
Drives and controls heavy machinery to compress soil, asphalt, or waste materials, ensuring stable, dense surfaces in construction, road building, or landfill operations . Key Responsibilities Machine Operation: Drive rollers or compactors to compress earth, gravel, asphalt, or waste materials to specified density and smoothness. Maintenance & Safety: Perform daily pre-trip inspections, check fluids, and conduct routine maintenance (e.g., clearing debris from drums) to ensure optimal performance. Site Coordination: Work with construction crews or waste management teams to interpret site plans and achieve correct grade/slope. Safety Compliance: Adhere to all site-specific, local, and federal safety protocols. Requirements Experience: Proven experience operating heavy equipment, specifically compactors or rollers. Technical Skills: Understanding of material compaction techniques, soil types, and, for asphalt, temperature monitoring. Physical Stamina: Ability to work long hours outdoors in various weather conditions. Licenses: Valid driver’s license, often with a Class A or B commercial license (CDL) depending on the vehicle Grade 12 a must Work Environment Locations: Landfills, construction sites, road maintenance projects in a mining environment Conditions: Exposure to noise, dust, and, in some cases, hazardous materials (landfills). NB: Applicant from Lumwana database are encouraged
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