We truly believe that the success of our business depends on our employees.
Tezak Heavy Equipment Co., Inc. is a well-established family owned and operated construction company. Tezak Heavy Equipment Co., Inc. is building and expanding for the future and is poised on the leading edge of growth in the industry and in Colorado. Located in Southern Colorado, in what is affectionately called the “banana belt of Colorado”, we offer a warm community for you and your family, easy commutes to larger cities, and a lower cost of living.
The majority of work we contract is as prime on highway projects, but our full offering of services include: Excavation, Clearing and Grubbing, Grading, Blasting, Channel Stabilization, Utilities, Overlot Grading, Pipe Installation, Stormwater Sewer, Aggregate Rock Quarry, Heavy/Highway Road Construction, Erosion Control, Dams.
Our main location boasts our corporate office, maintenance shop, Cañon City quarry and scale house. We also offer aggregate to local landscapers, government contracts and construction companies. We take pride in doing a project right the first time, doing it on schedule, and under budget. We offer a diverse scope of services which limits the needs of multiple contractors on any given project site. Tezak Heavy Equipment is always looking for loyal, dedicated, TEAM players who care about quality.
We are currently seeking applications for the following positions:
Tezak Heavy Equipment Co., Inc. is a well established family owned and operated Construction Company located in Canon City Colorado. Tezak Heavy Equipment Co., Inc. is rapidly expanding and has an immediate opening for a Heavy Equipment Field Mechanic.
The Field Engineer is responsible for all engineering and technical disciplines associated with assigned projects. You will schedule, plan, forecast, resource and manage all technical activities to ensure project accuracy, timeliness, quality and costs.
Mechanics maintain, diagnose, repair, and adjust heavy equipment. This machinery includes mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment such as semi-trucks, bulldozers, cranes, conveyors, and graders. It is the job of a Shop Mechanic to ensure that mechanical products and equipment are safe and functional at all times.
The position supports and assists the Project Superintendent in managing all aspects of the project on-site; however, the foreman may be tasked with overseeing and running small projects with minimal supervision as their skillset evolves.
An accounts payable clerk pays a company's bills on time and makes sure the company is being billed the proper amounts. Will receive, open and log invoices, as well as gain approval to pay invoices from department heads when necessary. Typically have knowledge of general accounting and budgeting principles.
The Heavy Equipment Operator II, is responsible for operating heavy equipment in a safe and efficient manner, both in a field or quarry location. This is the highest level of Heavy Equipment Operator in the company.
A construction estimator is responsible for estimating the cost of a construction project before that project begins. Construction estimators examine the blueprints, current material, labor costs, trends, as well as other contributing factors. After consideration of all the possible costs, the construction estimator presents an estimate of the cost of the project at hand to their client or company.
