CERTIFIED CRANE OPERATOR- NCCCO
lynnhaven marine dockSuffolk (VA)
CERTIFIED CRANE OPERATOR- NCCCO
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lynnhaven marine dockSuffolk (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
CERTIFIED CRANE OPERATOR (NCCCO) –
A marine/heavy-civil construction company currently seeking a NCCCO Certified Crane Operator with 5+ years of experience with both friction and hydraulic cranes. This position requires experience with driving all types of piles (concrete, timber, h-pile, and sheet pile) both on land and from a barge.
Responsibilities:
Operate crane under general supervision in a safe manner.
Assembly, disassembly, and transportation of cranes to mobilize to various job sites.
Assist with rigging and lift planning as required.
Setting and driving all types of piles for bridges, bulkheads, cofferdams, piers, etc.
Perform inspections and daily maintenance of crane(s) to ensure proper functionality and safety.
Requirements:
5+ years of experience with both friction and hydraulic cranes.
NCCCO Certified Crane Operator.
Valid Driver License.
Effective and professional communication skills.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits:
(after time requirement for each benefit):
Dental Insurance
Health Insurance
Disability Insurance
Paid Time Off
401K Retirement Plan
\nCompany
Description: Marine Construction
Company Description: Marine Construction
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