Tyler Jason Van Biezen

Digging trenches , Digging septic tanks , Septic fields , Building roads , Digging Basements , Putting in underground water lines , fencing , using laser equipment, Mostly running Cat 320,325 Excavators, D3 to 850k to 950k john Deere dozers , sheep foot packers , all sorts of Skid-steers , 420 cat - Rubber tire back hoe installing all pipes, plumbing ,water wells septic tanks ,septic systems

• Operated bulldozers, excavators, and backhoes for various construction projects.
• Conducted routine maintenance on heavy machinery to ensure optimal performance.
• Followed safety protocols to minimize risks during equipment operation.
• Collaborated with team members to complete projects efficiently and safely.
• Assisted in site preparation by grading and leveling land for construction work.
• Loaded and unloaded materials using forklifts and other heavy equipment.
• Inspected equipment before operation to identify any potential issues or hazards.
• Trained new operators on safe equipment handling and operational procedures.
• Operated multiple pieces of heavy equipment in a safe and efficient manner to excavate land for construction projects.
• Operated front end loader to move dirt and different base materials.
• Loaded and unloaded trucks with construction materials such as gravel, sand, and asphalt.
• Followed safety protocols while operating machinery in order to avoid accidents or injuries.
• Operated excavators and other construction equipment to properly grade land.
• Checked fuel supplies at sites to verify adequate availability.
• Communicated with clients and studied plans and diagrams to establish work requirements.
• Coordinated machine operations with other site personnel to keep materials moving smoothly and prevent accidents.
• Operated heavy equipment to demolish current structures, remove plants or trees and clear property of debris.
• Inspected faulty equipment to identify and address root causes.
• Followed signals from ground crew and other operators to safely move materials and prevent dangerous interactions or missed cues.
• Kept equipment fueled and ready for immediate use to support scheduling demands.