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<p> at Sanders County in Heron, Montana, United States </p> Job Description <p>Work Unit Overview: Full time Position. All county departments must maintain an open and customer service oriented environment, cooperate with other County departments and governmental entities, and keep accurate and timely records and information.The Road Department within the County is responsible for maintaining roads and bridges and complying with the statutory requirements set forth for County road superintendents. Services include overseeing the design and reconstruction of existing roads and bridges; performing maintenance projects such as pothole repairs, chip seals, striping, signage, safety modifications, and drainage and storm water improvements. During the winter the department performs snow removal, de-icing, and sanding.Job Summary: Drive a tractor-trailer combination or a truck with a capacity of at least 26,000 pounds Gross Vehicle Weight ( GVW ). May be required to unload truck. Requires commercial drivers license. An incumbent in this position is assigned to the road department and provides operation of heavy vehicles in public works and public improvement projects; fulfills all requirements and functions of the County Road Department.Essential Functions (Major Duties or Responsibilities): These duties are the essential functions and are not all-inclusive of all duties that the incumbent performs. Receive and review work assignments and coordinate with other equipment operators and the supervisor to determine the time, equipment, and personnel necessary to complete road maintenance, repair, and construction projects. Maintain, repair, and construct roads according to project specifications, engineering standards, and County requirements. Exam road surfaces, sub-grade, drainage, right-of-way, and other components; and determine appropriate methods, tools, and equipment to complete projects. Operate specialized heavy equipment including graders, backhoes, loaders, dump trucks, and/or others. Calibrates, operates, and monitors the use of heavy equipment and tools to ensure safety and effectiveness. Provide manual labor support in transporting equipment and materials; clearing roadsides and drainage features; preparing, applying, and finishing asphalt surfaces; digging holes and ditches; trimming and cutting trees and shrubs; traffic control; and related activities. Monitor project sites and work activities to ensure compliance with safety protocols related to the public, project crews, heavy equipment a</p>

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