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Dozer Operator

Cargill · Newark, CA · Plant Operations

Compensation

$33.48 – $33.48 /hr

Employment type

Full-time

Work setting

On-site

Location

Newark, CA

Schedule

Evening shift

Posted

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Job overview

The Dozer Operator is an onsite role based in Newark, CA, with an hourly pay rate of $33.48. This position supports the Cargill protein and salt business in maintaining efficient operations at their facility. This role exists to operate heavy equipment, including dozers, loaders, and dump trucks, to manage salt stacks and ensure the smooth feeding of salt to production lines. The operator is responsible for equipment maintenance, safety compliance, and accurate record-keeping.

What you'll do

  • Operate heavy equipment like a backhoe, loader, bull dozer, articulated dump truck, etc.
  • Operate dozer on all levels of a stack of salt.
  • Prepare the salt stack to set the salt box.
  • Make Salt cuts to control the feeding of salt to the stack.
  • Complete daily reports of salt movement.
  • Inspect, operate and monitor conveyor belts, salt boxes and wings, diverter chute boxes, hoppers, scale equipment, magnet, dozer, and all electrical cords.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies
dozer operator
newark ca
full-time
evenings and nights
cargill
heavy equipment
plant operations
manufacturing
safety
onsite
$33.48/hr
Work arrangement
  • Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

  • Competitive pay, full-time benefits, stable work environment.

Why this role

Global team of 160,000 employees, commitment to sustainable food production.

About the employer

Cargill is hiring for this role. Industry: Site Preparation Contractors. Sector: 23.

Additional details

Industry sector
23
Industry
Site Preparation Contractors
Occupation code
47-2073.00
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