Crane Operator
fdAlexandria (VA)
$38.00/Hr
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Job TitleDrive, maneuver, or control the heavy machinery used to construct roads and other structures
Job Description:
- Drive, maneuver, or control the heavy machinery used to construct roads and other structures
- Operates traveling or stationary overhead crane to lift, move, and position loads, such as machinery, equipment, products, and solid or bulk materials.
- Observes load hookup and determines safety of load.
- Cleans and maintains crane and hoisting mechanism.
- Inspects crane for defective parts and notifies supervisor of defects or malfunctions
- Cleans and maintains equipment, making basic repairs as necessary.
- Moves levers, pushes pedals, or turn valves to control equipment. Drives and maneuver equipment.
- Coordinates machine actions with crew members using hand or audio signals.
- Maintains knowledge of Company's values and strategic plan.
- Performs additional assignments per management's direction.
Qualifications:
- NCCCO certification required.
- Both RT & Crawler preferred
- Rigging, Assemble, and Disemble cranes preferred
- High School Diploma or equivalent preferred.
- Experience with construction equipment preferred.
Benefits: Some of the benefits you may be eligible for as an employee are:
- Comprehensive compensation package and paid time off program
- Industry leading 401(k)/RRSPMedical/Extended Health Care, Dental, Vision and/or Provincial Medical
- Wellness benefits & Employee Assistance Program
- Tuition Reimbursement Program
- SalaryUSD $38.00/Hr.
- USD $43.00/Hr.
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