Driver - Excavator

Hard rock quarry incorporating crushing and screening plant. SHE Performance: LTIs, NLTIs, Near Hits, Task Audits Plant Performance: Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) measures for mobile plants; Site Improvement Plans, Targets and delivery; adoption of Operational Quick Wins/SOPs/Best Practice Quality Control: meeting customers’ needs – deliveries on time; rework in workshop on mobile plant for contracting; workshop performance; product compliance Key Interfaces and Relationships Workshop Supervisor/Maintenance Manager, Production Manager, SHEQ Officials, Assistant Quarry Manager, Operations Manager-Industries, Quarry Operational personnel, Relevant Foreman & Supervisors, Contractors on site. • Take reasonable care for the safety and health of themselves and others. • Co-operate with management and front-line supervision in complying with legal requirements and company SHEQ standards, safety rules and safe systems or work. • Take part and actively participate in SHEQ training. • Take part in legal and company health screening when required. • Must not intentionally or recklessly interfere with or misuse anything provided in the interests of safety, health, welfare or the environment. • Wear all appropriate personal protective equipment as per site rules, safe systems of work, and as instructed by management or front-line supervision. • Report all unsafe situations to management. • Report all incidents and damage to management whether persons are injured or not. • For any updates on SHEQ responsibilities please refer to CME-IMS-M1-V1-INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANUAL.

Essential Qualifications • License for operation Experience / Achievements • Experience to operate machine in all conditions e.g. day or night, wet or dry • Minimum 3 years experience Know-How • Experience in Quarry operations. • Ability to work safely • Knowledge of site SHE rules. • Knowledge of hazards identification associated with road safety and quarry environment. • Ability to identify the symptoms of failures on machine before breakdowns occurs. Training Requirements • Defensive Driver Training • Basic lubrication principles. • IOSH Working Safely A stable, employee-focused company that values its people, pays salaries on time and offers long-term career growth opportunities. Join us for a rewarding, successful and long term career journey.

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