Electrical Worker: Track Hoe Operator

Electrical Worker: Track Hoe Operator Purpose: As an Electrical Worker, you will lead jobs, crews, and projects specializing in residential and multi-family new construction. A primary focus of this role is the installation of underground conduit systems—specifically from pedestals to homes—and the operation of heavy machinery to facilitate these installations. Responsibilities: Primary Duty: Oversee and execute the installation of underground conduit from pedestals to residential units. Heavy Equipment Operation: Safely and efficiently operate a track hoe and other machinery for trenching, site preparation, and conduit placement. Project Leadership: Manage multiple projects simultaneously, leading and empowering apprentices and team members. Quality & Oversight: Oversee quality control for all electrical work and manage any subcontractors utilized on-site. Installation: Inspect, install, modify, and maintain electrical fixtures and conduit systems according to applicable building codes. Communication: Coordinate with builders, general contractors, and project managers to maintain schedules and meet deadlines. Qualifications: Technical Skill: Proven experience in installing underground conduit and a strong understanding of local and national electrical codes. Equipment Experience: Demonstrated proficiency in operating a track hoe or similar excavation equipment. Leadership: Strong work ethic with the ability to lead and empower a field team. General: High School Diploma (or equivalent), a valid Driver’s License, and excellent communication skills. Availability: Ability to work 6am to 5pm Monday through Friday, with occasional Saturdays.     Core Physical Requirements Lifting and Carrying: Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry heavy objects, typically up to 50–75 lbs independently. Mobility and Agility: Capacity to climb ladders, crawl into tight spaces (attics/crawlspaces), and kneel or crouch for extended periods. Manual Dexterity: Strong hand-eye coordination and the ability to handle small tools and heavy machinery controls with precision. Stamina: Ability to stand and walk for the duration of an 8–12 hour shift in varying weather and non-climate-controlled environments. Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities. This position is a safety-sensitive position.     Why work for Kimbel Mechanical? Kimbel Mechanical Systems, LLC is Arkansas' largest mechanical contractor performing work nationwide. We offer year-round employment, top pay, and a structured Career Path to ensure you reach your professional goals. Immediate PTO: PTO hours added to your account upon hire. Health & Wellness: PPO or HDHP plans, plus Dental and Vision coverage. Financial Security: 401(k) with match and Secure Save Emergency Savings Fund. Family Support: Paid parental and birth recovery leave; 6 months of diapers/wipes for newborns. Gear Allowance: $150 Red Wing or Ariat boot voucher every 2 years for eligible field employees.