Opère une pelle mécanique équipée GPS pour l'excavation, le nivellement et le modelage du terrain lors de la construction de digues. Effectue des inspections quotidiennes et suit les plans d'ingénierie pour garantir précision et conformité.
Opérateur.trice de pelle de production ou GPS
L’opérateur.trice de pelle participe à la construction de digues en exécutant divers travaux d’excavation, de mise en place de matériaux et de modelage du terrain. Il ou elle manipule la pelle mécanique avec précision afin de respecter les plans d’ingénierie.
Qu'est-ce que ça fait, un.e opérateur.trice de pelle ?
- Effectue des inspections quotidiennes
- Effectue des travaux d’excavation et de nivellement
Qu'est-ce que ça prend pour être opérateur.trice de pelle ?
- Expérience sur une pelle GPS
- Expérience sur construction de digues
Ce qui nous démarque des autres entreprises
- Un salaire compétitif et des possibilités d’avancement
- Assurances collectives et REER avec contributions de l’employeur
- Possibilité d'avancement
- Horaire : 7/7, 14/14, jour et nuit
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