Overhead In-Cab Crane Operator

Posted 7 days ago

tenarisAmbridge (PA)

Crane and Tower Operators Overhead Traveling Crane, Hoist, and Monorail System Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$28.97 per hour

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About the role

Overhead In-Cab Crane Operator At Tenaris, you will join a global network of professionals working together toward a common goal: shape the future of energy through advanced tubular products and services. If you want to become part of a diverse team that values results, analytical approach to problem solving and teamwork, Tenaris is the place for you.

LOCATION: Ambridge - Pennsylvania - USADEPARTMENT: INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS

Pay: From $28.97 per hour

Schedule: Will work on a rotating shift. Purpose: Performs the operation of moving pipes or light equipment with cabin controlled cranes, in a safe and efficient manner according to applicable procedures, complying with defined quality standards. Main Activities: Fill in safety checklists and other auditable forms complying with security regulation and procedures. Operates Cabin Controlled Cranes for pipe handling. Performs light equipment handling (pallets, bins, medium engines, tools, etc).Notifies malfunctioning and abnormalities. Updates information in the tracking systems. If your experience and knowledge match our requirements, please apply. Tenaris is an equal opportunity employer, valuing diversity in employment. We thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those that match the criteria required for the desired profile will be contacted.

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