Conduct pre-operational checks on the wheel loader, including fluid levels, tire pressure, and safety devices, ensuring it's ready for operation.

Operate the wheel loader to move materials such as soil, gravel, sand, and other aggregates at construction sites.

Follow site plans and instructions to load materials into trucks, hoppers, or other designated areas efficiently.

Perform basic maintenance tasks such as lubricating moving parts, cleaning filters, and replacing minor components to keep the loader in good working condition.

Adhere to safety regulations and guidelines, including wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and maintaining a safe operating distance from other workers and equipment.

Monitor the wheel loader's performance, reporting any mechanical issues or malfunctions to the supervisor for prompt repair.

Assist in site preparation activities, such as clearing debris, leveling ground, and creating access roads for construction vehicles.

Collaborate with other construction workers and equipment operators to coordinate tasks and ensure smooth workflow on the job site.

Participate in safety meetings and training sessions to stay updated on best practices and emergency procedures.

Maintain accurate records of equipment usage, maintenance activities, and material quantities moved for reporting purposes.

Maneuvering the wheel loader to move materials efficiently and safely on construction sites.

Loading materials into trucks or hoppers and unloading materials from various transport vehicles.

Preparing construction sites by clearing debris, leveling ground, and ensuring a stable work environment.

Transporting materials such as soil, gravel, and construction debris across the site.

Performing routine maintenance checks and minor repairs on the wheel loader to ensure optimal performance.

Adhering to safety regulations and guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure a safe working environment.

Using the wheel loader to grade and level surfaces according to project specifications.

Managing and organizing stockpiles of materials to ensure efficient access and prevent contamination.

Communicating with site supervisors and other team members to coordinate activities and ensure project progress.

Conducting pre-operation inspections to identify potential issues and ensure the wheel loader is in safe working condition.

Maintaining accurate records of work performed, materials moved, and maintenance activities.

Conduct pre-operational checks on the wheel loader, including fluid levels, tire pressure, and safety devices, to ensure it is in safe working condition.

Operate the wheel loader to move materials such as soil, gravel, sand, and other aggregates at construction sites, mines, or industrial facilities.

Load materials into trucks, hoppers, or other vehicles, ensuring proper weight distribution and preventing spillage during transport.

Excavate and grade land surfaces according to project specifications, using the wheel loader to level terrain and create slopes.

Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as lubricating moving parts, changing filters, and cleaning the machine, to keep it running efficiently.

Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines, including wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and following traffic management plans.

Collaborate with other construction workers, supervisors, and engineers to coordinate tasks and ensure project timelines are met.

Inspect and maintain haul roads and work areas, ensuring they are free of obstructions and safe for vehicle movement.

Use GPS and other technology to accurately position the wheel loader and perform tasks with precision.

Monitor weather conditions and adjust operations accordingly, taking precautions to prevent accidents during adverse weather.

Report any mechanical issues or safety hazards to the supervisor promptly, ensuring timely repairs and preventing potential incidents.

Participate in safety meetings and training sessions to stay updated on best practices and regulatory requirements.

Operate the wheel loader in confined spaces or areas with limited visibility, using spotters and safety devices to prevent collisions.

Assist with site cleanup and organization, using the wheel loader to move debris and maintain a tidy work environment.

Keep detailed records of work performed, including hours worked, materials moved, and maintenance activities, for accurate reporting.