
Ranch Creek Excavation a subsidiary of Devils Thumb Ranch Based in Winter Park, Colorado, specializing in high quality site work, excavation, and infrastructure projects throughout the mountain community. We take pride in building safely, efficiently, and with respect for the challenging alpine environment we work in year-round. We are currently seeking a skilled Equipment Operator to join our field operations team. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on work on active construction sites, operating heavy equipment, and contributing directly to the success of projects from the ground up.
Principle Purpose of Job
The Construction Laborer is responsible for performing a wide range of manual landscape and site-finishing tasks on active job sites. This position supports grading, planting, hardscaping, erosion control, irrigation, and general site cleanup activities. Laborers will work closely with foremen and crew members to ensure projects are completed safely, on schedule, and to specifications, while maintaining the high standard of finish our mountain projects demand.
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Devil’s Thumb Ranch is an environmentally friendly year-round Ranch resort, meeting facility and spa offering newly built cabins in the woods, a brand new Lodge, fine dining and an array of winter and summer outdoor and wilderness recreation activities. We’re located in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, 67 miles west of Denver - ten minutes from Winter Park. Our Ranch encompasses 6000 acres at the foot of the Continental Divide in the beautiful Ranch Creek Valley of Grand County.
In addition to our natural resources, we've added facilities that were built to allow our guests to enjoy their Rocky Mountain vacation, Colorado mountain wedding, corporate meeting or family retreat in a setting that complements the surrounding environment.
We believe in maintaining the history of the property, the natural beauty of the surrounding land, and helping you make new memories while enjoying the spectacular Rocky Mountains.