Crane Operator

Crane Operator As a Crane Operator you will: Operate a variety of boom cranes in restricted outdoor locations where accuracy is critical, including truck-mounted, pedestal-mounted, and a permanently placed 75-ton stiff-leg derrick (with a 45-foot mast and 90-foot boom).Execute high-precision lifts, including "blind lifts" up to 60 feet and lifts near equipment capacity, requiring extreme care, "feel," and close coordination with rigging crews via hand signals or radio. Perform precise load placements to load/unload trucks and floating equipment, place/remove lock maintenance materials, and dry-dock boats and barges. Perform rigging using manila rope and steel cables (including splicing and repairs) and conduct routine preventative maintenance and safety inspections on cranes and associated equipment. As a Journeyman Lock and Dam Equipment Mechanic you will: Diagnose, maintain, repair, and overhaul complex machinery and interlocking systems, including electrically and hydraulically operated miter gates, tainter gates, valves, and high-pressure hydraulic systems (up to 2500 psi).Inspect, calibrate, and troubleshoot electrical switchgear, limit switches, control panels, selsyn circuits, large horsepower motors, and temporary bypass circuits using electrical schematics and blueprints. Inspect, troubleshoot, and rebuild diesel/gasoline engines and auxiliary equipment, such as standby generators, air compressors, bulkhead hoists, and heavy mobile equipment.