Heavy Equipment Operator

Green Energy Biofuel LLC is hiring a Heavy Equipment Operator in Winnsboro, SC. The role involves operating heavy machinery for composting tasks, maintaining equipment, and ensuring site safety. Candidates should have experience with heavy machinery and a passion for sustainability. Benefits include health insurance, 401(k), and paid time off. This position is hands-on and integral to site operations, emphasizing environmental responsibility.
Benefits:
• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Free uniforms
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Parental leave
• Vision insurance

Are you passionate about sustainability and want to be part of a company making a real difference? ReSoil Compost is on a mission to create a more sustainable South Carolina by diverting organic materials from landfills and transforming them into premium-quality compost tailored to every gardener's needs. Our carefully crafted compost combines locally sourced food scraps, coffee chaff, soybean, fish, bone meal, and other food waste to deliver outstanding benefits. From improved erosion control and moisture retention to enhanced soil health and water conservation, our nutrient-rich blends promote robust root growth and more.

Located in Elgin, SC, at ReSoil Compost, were dedicated to serving our customers while making a positive impact in our community. We take pride in our work and are looking for someone who shares our vision to help us tell our story and increase awareness of our valuable products and services.

We are seeking a skilled and dedicated individual to join our team as a Heavy Equipment Operator. This hands-on role is integral to our site operations and composting processes. If you're experienced in operating heavy machinery, possess mechanical knowledge, and are passionate about sustainable practices, we want to hear from you!

Site Operations Responsibilities:
• Operate CAT 308 Excavator, CAT 938 Loader, and CAT Skid-steer to handle composting tasks, including mixing, turning, loading, and unloading materials.
• Maintain all equipment in compliance with company health and safety regulations, including cleaning, lubricating, and conducting routine safety checks.
• Ensure proper equipment positioning when starting, stopping, loading, and unloading tasks.
• Monitor the safe distribution of compost materials and identify any faults, troubleshooting as needed.
• Report all equipment or operational issues promptly to the Facility Manager.
• Keep work sites clean, organized, and safe.
• Accept incoming feedstock, inspect for contamination, and process it within 24 hours. Reject loads with unacceptable materials as necessary.
• Break down and dispose of pallets, totes, boxes, or gaylords after unloading.
• Cover standing water or leachate with dry materials promptly and mix them into feedstocks or in-process piles.
• Ensure compliance with SC composting licenses and collaborate with SC DHEC.
• Secure and maintain equipment, tools, and company items at the end of each workday.
• Utilizing company vehicle, as needed, make customer deliveries and provide support to customers as needed.
Compost Processing Responsibilities:
• Create composting piles by mixing available products on-site.
• Measure internal pile temperatures daily and record data in processing spreadsheets.
• Turn piles according to composting standards
• Adjust piles to reach the desired temperature range, making amendments as necessary.
• Move completed piles to curing locations for 30-45 days before screening, bagging, or bulk sale.
Requirements:
• Proficiency in operating heavy machinery such as skid-steers, loaders, and excavators.
• Previous compost manufacturing experience preferred but not required.
• Skilled in using hand tools and possessing mechanical aptitude.
• Valid drivers license and insurable driving record.
• Ability to multitask, prioritize, and work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
• Commitment to following company policies and procedures.
Join ReSoil Compost and be a part of our mission to create premium-quality compost while making a positive impact on South Carolina's environment. Apply today!