Bore Operator
Cache County Sheriff's Office · Logan, UT · 1 mo ago
Management$23.01–$27.07/hrFull-time
Salary: $23.01 – $27.07 | Job Type: Full-time | Location: Logan, Utah | Department: Light & Power | FLSA Status: Non-exempt
Pay
$23.01 – $27.07 per hour
Schedule
Full-time
Qualifications
- High School diploma, GED, or equivalent
- Three (3) years full‑time construction and maintenance experience
- Valid Utah Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) or ability to obtain one
- Ability to lift more than 75 lb safely
- Capability to climb in and out of vehicles repeatedly
Responsibilities
- Operate directional boring machine and backhoe for construction and maintenance tasks
- Perform cleanup and routine maintenance of machinery
- Work under hazardous conditions, including moving traffic and adverse weather
- Repair and maintain mechanical equipment; service, adjust, and test machines and devices
- Inspect equipment, structures, and materials to identify errors or defects
- Maintain daily and written records of work activities
- Participate in flagging, barricading, and traffic‑control activities
- Record equipment maintenance activities and comply with OSHA standards, regulations, and policies
- Communicate effectively with supervisors and peers and develop cooperative working relationships
Knowledge
- Correct operation of bore machines, boring depths, and product installation (2″ – 6″)
- Routine maintenance and upgrades on machines (e.g., replacing parts, building drill bits, lubricating)
- Operation of controls to stabilize, position, and align bores; regulation of rotary speed and pressure based on rock or soil conditions
- High‑voltage power lines, gas lines, communication lines, fiber‑optic lines, and related equipment
- Equipment capabilities, limitations, and safe operating characteristics
- Traffic laws, ordinances, and regulations related to equipment operation
- OSHA safety standards and work‑zone traffic‑control standards
Skills
- Efficient and safe operation of assigned equipment
- Performing skilled and semi‑skilled construction and maintenance tasks
- General motorized and non‑motorized equipment maintenance
- Reading maps, drawings, and construction plans
Abilities
- Monitor boring operations, assess gauges and equipment sounds, and adjust bore angle or equipment as needed
- Develop constructive and cooperative working relationships
- Facilitate group collaboration to accomplish tasks
Benefits
Benefits are available to full‑time employees.