3rd Shift Equipment Operator

Working for the City of West Allis offers a stable and rewarding career.

Are you an experienced operator of front-end loaders and other motorized equipment? Do you thrive on diverse work assignments that let you showcase your skills with different types of machinery? If your answer is yes, then this 3rd shift position is calling you!

Our ideal candidate is a high-energy, positive individual who is comfortable using technology and eager to learn new equipment. They must be adaptable to the changing needs and priorities of the City of West Allis. The shift runs from Sunday to Thursday, from 11 PM to 7 AM.

As you take care of our city, we'll take care of you.

We offer valuable benefits, including comprehensive medical and fully paid dental coverage, generous time off, a contributory dual pension system, and opportunities for training and career advancement. You CAN love your job; let us show you HOW!

- Operating various types of equipment and machinery, such as trucks, tandem vehicles, large rubber-tired end loaders, street sweepers, snow blowers for front-end loaders, Dickey-John salt spreading systems, and refuse or recycling packers.

-Assisting with snow removal, applying salt and sand, and performing routine manual labor related to equipment operation in construction, maintenance, and service activities. Additionally, the position requires keeping work records and compiling related reports.

This position is essential for the construction, maintenance, and service activities for which the department is responsible.

• High school graduate or equivalent.
• 2-3 years of recent experience operating Front End Loaders.
• Ability to learn and operate specialized municipal equipment (e.g., street sweepers, snow removal).
• Valid Wisconsin Commercial Driver's License (Class B or C with air brakes).
• Tanker (N) endorsement to be obtained within 12 months of hire.
• Has and maintains a good driving record per city policy.

Physical Demands:

Candidates must have the physical ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, and perform manual labor for extended periods. They should also be able to tolerate various weather and working conditions, including temperature extremes, odors, noise, and dust.