Construction Machine Operator (M/F)

Construction

Construction Machine Operator (M/F) #

• Littoral neuchâtelois
• Permanent or temporary
• 100%
• Start: to be agreed

We have been living the "Human Dimension" for more than 20 years, with passion, entrepreneurial flair and team spirit.

Benevolence, the energy of a smile and a strong commitment are the keywords to accompany you at every stage of your professional transitions.

On behalf of one of our clients, we are looking for a Machine Operator (M/F).

Your future responsibilities ##

• You will perform various tasks using different machines (Crawler excavator and wheeled excavator, Loader, Rollers, Dumper).
• Asphalt milling.
• Leveling.
• Flattening.
• Road preparation before laying asphalt.
• Excavation and earthworks.
• You will sometimes get off the machine to help the masons.

Your profile ##

• You are a machine operator with Permit M1 + M2 or Caces.
• You can drive a wheeled excavator of any tonnage.
• You have experience in road resurfacing.
• You have good knowledge of the French language.
• You live less than 1h15 from Neuchâtel or are ready to relocate.

Why New Work ##

You will join a structure offering quality conditions, a team spirit and staff stability. Your tasks will be varied and your career plan assured. We offer you a tailor-made consulting approach by offering you knowledge of the company, its values and principles.

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Your contact ##

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Ramon Fernandez

Telephone: +41 32 723 20 80
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The responsible company ##

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New Work Human Resources SA

Rue St-Honoré 10, 2000 Neuchâtel

Mon-Fri, 08h00-12h00 and 13h30-18h00

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Littoral neuchâtelois ##

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Between the lake and the Jura, the Littoral neuchâtelois extends around Neuchâtel, with its wine-growing villages, its shores and its yellow stone heritage from Hauterive. The region combines a human-scale urban life with quick access to nature. Neuchâtel also hosts an important scientific and industrial fabric, notably around watchmaking, technologies and research.