What are the responsibilities and job description for the Traveling Site Supervisor- Mass Excavation/Earthwork position at Oak Hill Contractors LLC?
The Assignment
Oak Hill Contractors LLC is hiring a Traveling Landfill Site Supervisor–Mass Excavation to lead field execution of landfill cell earthwork. This senior, onsite role exists to keep production moving while meeting plans, grades, and safety expectations across varying job locations.
Key responsibilities include supervising mass excavation and grading; coordinating crews and heavy equipment (dozers, excavators, scrapers/tractor pans, haul trucks, motor graders, skid steers); managing cut/fill, hauling, placement, spreading, and compaction; verifying subgrade readiness for liner work; directing earthwork for drainage/leachate systems and cover soil; tracking grades/elevations; and partnering with the Superintendent to solve field issues quickly.
Required qualifications/skills:
Apply now if you’re ready to take ownership of high-production earthwork in the field.
Key responsibilities include supervising mass excavation and grading; coordinating crews and heavy equipment (dozers, excavators, scrapers/tractor pans, haul trucks, motor graders, skid steers); managing cut/fill, hauling, placement, spreading, and compaction; verifying subgrade readiness for liner work; directing earthwork for drainage/leachate systems and cover soil; tracking grades/elevations; and partnering with the Superintendent to solve field issues quickly.
Required qualifications/skills:
- Strong large-scale dirt-work, excavation, and landfill cell earthwork experience
- GPS/machine control familiarity and plan/spec reading
- OSHA 30; MSHA experience; MSHA 5000-23 Surface Miner certification
- Heavy equipment operating background and multi-machine coordination
Apply now if you’re ready to take ownership of high-production earthwork in the field.
Core Benefits
Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance; 401(k); and Paid Time Off (PTO).
On the Ground
You’ll start early at the active cell, review the day’s targets with the Superintendent, then walk key areas to confirm access, conditions, and upcoming grade checks. From there, you’ll stay mobile—moving between cut areas, haul routes, and finish-grade zones—answering questions in real time and keeping communication clear with operators and inspectors. You’ll spend part of the day checking GPS surfaces and stakes, adjusting the plan as conditions change, and documenting progress so the next shift starts clean. Most days end with a quick look-ahead for tomorrow’s sequencing before you wrap up.
Salary : $35 - $40