Seasonal Equipment Operator/Laborer
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ITR Concession Co LLC
La Porte, IN, US
Summary
The Seasonal Equipment Operator/Laborer performs various highway maintenance duties, including snow and ice operations, sign and guardrail repair, and debris removal. The role also involves incident response, fleet vehicle maintenance, and adherence to all safety protocols.
Job Description
Who we are:
ITRCC is dedicated to delivering outstanding customer service that is built around our core values: Community, Actions, Reliability, Excellence, and Safety. Spanning 157 miles, across northern Indiana, ITRCC implements our core values to offer a safer and more efficient way of commuting.
Why we’re different:
ITRCC’s efficiency relies on our team members; at the ITRCC you won’t just be part of a company, you will be part of a family who respects their members and strives to cultivate sustainability. We are actively involved in the community, care for the wellbeing of our team members and understand the importance of work/life balance.
Summary:
The Seasonal Equipment Operator/ Laborer receives detailed instructions before and during work to perform a variety of highway maintenance duties. Caution must be exercised in operating highway maintenance equipment in order to prevent damage to equipment or injury to employees and the motoring public.
Position is not eligible for a modified or hybrid work schedule.
Relationships:
• Works either independently or with a crew of employees.
• Frequent contact with the motoring public, Indiana State Police and other ITR department personnel.
Responsibilities:
• Performs all tasks safely, complies with all internal and external safety requirements, supports ITRCC's safety culture, attends all safety trainings, and completes all compliance trainings as required by ITRCC.
• Upholds ITRCC’s core values: Community, Actions, Reliability, Excellence and Safety (CARES).
• Performs similar maintenance activities as full time labor positions provide the incumbent is properly trained.
• Complete pre-trip vehicle inspection.
• Periodic assignment as a patrol vehicle for incident response and motorist aid.
• Check vehicle and fuel at the end of shift.
• Participates in snow and ice operations.
• Fix signs and guardrail.
• Pick up trash and debris.
• Conduct inventory of supplies.
• Required to maintain fleet vehicles and equipment to an acceptable standard and to operate in a safe an efficient manner.
• Complete all training that is required.
• All other duties as assigned.
Qualifications: (required)
• High school diploma/ GED
• Forklift certification.
• CPR certified
• Ability to read and understand measurements
• Class B Commercial Driver’s License with air brake endorsement
Desirable Experience:
• 1-2 years of general roadwork experience
• Previous snow plowing experience
• Working knowledge of highway maintenance practices
• Certificate in welding, bucket truck, back hoe and forklift
Working Conditions:
• This position requires: (Frequent est. 5 hrs per shift)
Frequent standing, walking and sitting
Frequent talking and hearing
Heavy physical effort
Minor computer usage
Being exposed to weather elements daily (hot and cold)
Travel time required up to 20%
The ITR opened in sections beginning in August 1956 with the final section opened in November 1956, and it’s been operational since that time. The road’s formal name is Interstate 90, linking Chicago with the eastern seaboard of the United States along the northern border of Indiana.
In 1985, subsequent legislation authorized the Toll Finance Authority to enter into contracts or leases with the Department of Highways for the operation of all toll road and toll bridge projects. In 2006, the Indiana General Assembly authorized ITRCC to take control of the Indiana Toll Road.
As it is structured today, the Indiana Toll Road is operated and maintained by ITR Concession Company LLC. The ITRCC Administration Office is located in Granger, Ind. The staff at ITRCC is responsible for construction, maintenance, repair and operation of the Indiana Toll Road projects within Indiana. It is charged with formulating, developing and recommending a continuing long-range toll road plan and short-term improvement programs. ITRCC is also responsible for communicating planning information to the public, interested agencies and organizations.
Founded
2006
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Truck Transportation
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Elkhart, Indiana
The ITR opened in sections beginning in August 1956 with the final section opened in November 1956, and it’s been operational since that time. The road’s formal name is Interstate 90, linking Chicago with the eastern seaboard of the United States along the northern border of Indiana.
In 1985, subsequent legislation authorized the Toll Finance Authority to enter into contracts or leases with the Department of Highways for the operation of all toll road and toll bridge projects. In 2006, the Indiana General Assembly authorized ITRCC to take control of the Indiana Toll Road.
As it is structured today, the Indiana Toll Road is operated and maintained by ITR Concession Company LLC. The ITRCC Administration Office is located in Granger, Ind. The staff at ITRCC is responsible for construction, maintenance, repair and operation of the Indiana Toll Road projects within Indiana. It is charged with formulating, developing and recommending a continuing long-range toll road plan and short-term improvement programs. ITRCC is also responsible for communicating planning information to the public, interested agencies and organizations.
Founded
2006
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Truck Transportation
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Elkhart, Indiana