About this role
Track Jetting Sweeper Operator | VeegMij The old tarmac has been milled off and the tarmac crew is standing by. All that's left is a layer of grit. You drive the sweeper off the trailer, adjust the brushes to the correct height, and within an hour the road surface is clean enough to lay new asphalt. Afterwards, the machine is loaded back onto the trailer and you drive off to the next job. You'll be working with a Bucher CityCat, the best sweeper available and a valuable piece of equipment. That calls for someone who knows what they're doing. What you'll be doing as a Sweeper Operator - You transport the sweeper to the job site on the trailer, drive it off and start sweeping. - You sweep up milling residues so that new asphalt can be laid. - You keep municipal streets clean, sometimes working in the same municipality for weeks on end. - You carry out one-off jobs all over the country: building sites, industrial estates, roads following roadworks, and weed control. - You can empty the machine at the recycling centre or the tip. - You carry out the day-to-day maintenance yourself: refuelling, replacing brushes, minor repairs. For larger jobs, our two mechanics will step in to help. - At the end of the day, you enter your daily report and your hours in the app. - You can see your jobs in the digital planner, usually a week in advance. Sample week Monday to Wednesday: a regular job for a local council. You'll drive from home to the council depot and sweep the neighbourhood. Thursday: an asphalt job near Utrecht. You'll sweep up the milled material for the asphalt crew and have lunch with the team. Friday: back to the local authority. Fitting new brushes in the afternoon. Saturday: a weekend job a few times a year, scheduled well in advance and with a bonus. What we offer - Salary between €3,480 and €4,140 gross per month (40 hours, Construction & Infrastructure Collective Agreement), depending on your experience - Surcharges...