Equipment Operator I (Mule Train) - First Shift

Spectrum Comm Inc•Cherry Point, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Spectrum Comm Inc., is looking for candidates to support the Fleet Readiness Center, East at Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, NC. Our Ideal candidate will move aircraft parts, components, calibrated tooling, non-aeronautical parts, supplies, and materials among the facilities, shops, and stations. Our employees shall be required to perform these services continuously during normal work hours. Safety, accuracy, and timeliness of pick-ups and deliveries of aircraft parts, components, and materials are essential factors in meeting established production schedules. Common equipment used in this role are: Forklifts, electric and diesel Diesel Mid Tractor Tow vehicles Electric Carts Trailers (covered/uncovered) Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in the equipment assigned and perform pre/post operation safety and functional checks. This position may be required to work occasional weekend shifts. It is also a position covered under a collective bargaining agreement.

Requirements

Pass medical and drug screening
Lifting up to 45 lbs. without assistance
Vision of at least 20/40 in each eye, with or without corrective lenses
Vision requirements include color vision, depth perception, peripheral vision, and ability to adjust focus
Work in all types of weather, including extreme hot/cold temperatures and humid climates
Walking, climbing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, reaching and bending during a work shift
Dusty and noisy work environments that require wearing of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as safety toed shoes, hearing protection, and gloves during a work shift
Maintain a valid State Driver’s License
Flightline Drivers Qualification
Aircraft Tow Qualification

Responsibilities

Move aircraft parts, components, calibrated tooling, non-aeronautical parts, supplies, and materials among the facilities, shops, and stations.
Perform pre/post operation safety and functional checks on equipment.
Operate a handheld VHF radio