Skid Steer Operators for hire in Oklahoma City, OK

Find skid steer operators who efficiently maneuver equipment to perform tasks like grading, digging and material handling while exhibiting skills in safety, machine maintenance and site management. Indeed Smart Sourcing matches you with quality talent in Oklahoma City, OK to make your hiring faster and simpler.

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  • Most popular skills

    Heavy Lifting
    7%
    Communication Skills
    7%
    Leadership
    6%
  • Education level

    High school diploma or GED
    85%
    Vocational or technical training
    10%
    Associate's degree
    5%
  • Years of experience

    More than 10 years
    40%
    6-10 years
    30%
    3-5 years
    20%
  • Current company

    • KINDER MORGAN
    • Crossland Construction
    • Hugg and Hall
  • Time at current job

    2-5 years
    43%
    More than 5 years
    29%
    Less than a year
    14%

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Last updated: Nov 3, 2026

Skid Steer Operator: Cost of hiring?

  • Common salary in Oklahoma City, OK: $43,941 yearly
  • Typical salaries range from $35,837 – $53,877 yearly
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  • Equipment Operator

    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

    Licenses & certifications

    Airframe & Powerplant LicenseAerial Lift CertificationScissor Lift CertificationDriver's LicenseOccupational Safety and Health Administration Outreach Training Program 30-HourOSHA 10+2 more

    Skills

    LeadershipIndustrial Mechanic ExperienceMechanic ExperienceCommunication SkillsHeavy LiftingDrywall
  • Skid Steer Operator

    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

    Licenses & certifications

    OSHA 10Driver's LicenseCPRWelding CertificationForklift CertificationPallet Jack Certification

    Skills

    Heavy LiftingAnalysis SkillsLeadershipOrganizational SkillsCommunication SkillsPackaging
  • Carpenter/Laborer

    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

    Licenses & certifications

    Tanker EndorsementClass DPest Control LicenseAir Brake EndorsementDriver's LicenseOSHA 10+11 more

    Skills

    Service Technician ExperienceOrganizational SkillsLeadershipHeavy LiftingCommunication SkillsOTR
  • Traffic Control Specialist

    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

    Licenses & certifications

    Tanker EndorsementACI CertificationCertified Notary PublicPassenger EndorsementAir Traffic Control Tower OperatorDriver's License+13 more

    Skills

    Strategic PlanningLeadershipCommunication SkillsService Technician ExperienceOrganizational SkillsMechanic Experience
  • Heavy Equipment Operator

    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

    Licenses & certifications

    Driver's LicenseOSHA 10CPR

    Skills

    LeadershipOrganizational SkillsCommunication SkillsAnalysis SkillsConstruction ExperienceHeavy Equipment Operation
  • Laborer/Operator

    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

    Licenses & certifications

    Tanker EndorsementCDLDriver's LicenseCDL a

    Skills

    Concrete FinishingBackhoe OperationHeavy Equipment OperationConstruction ExperienceLoader OperationFormwork Construction

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What's the average time to fill a skid steer operator role?

The average time to fill a skid steer operator role is 75 days, calculated from the moment the job is posted until a candidate accepts the offer.

What skills do skid steer operators tend to have?

According to the candidates available on Smart Sourcing, the most common skills for a skid steer operator include: heavy lifting, communication skills and leadership.

What licenses or certifications are common for skid steer operators?

Common licenses or certifications for skid steer operators include: Driver's License, OSHA 10 and CDL.

What are some job titles related to skid steer operators?

According to Indeed's Smart Sourcing data, job titles related to skid steer operators include: laborer/operator, owner/operator and traffic control specialist.

What level of education is common for a skid steer operator?

High school diploma or GED is the most common level of education for a skid steer operator in Oklahoma City, OK, according to available candidates on Smart Sourcing.

How many years of experience is common for a skid steer operator?

Most skid steer operators have 8 years of professional experience.

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