Crane Operators

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skillforce usaBaltimore (MD)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$59.00 per hour

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About the role

Crane Operator Skillforce is currently hiring an experienced Crane Operator to support a 2–3 month project. This position will involve operating a Magni Lift for stationary hoisting operations, moving materials including pipes, wrapped pallets, and other jobsite materials.
Responsibilities:
  • Safely operate a Magni Lift for stationary lifting operations
  • Hoist and position materials including pipes, wrapped pallets, and other jobsite materials
  • Perform lifts up to 1,600 lbs.
  • Operate equipment with a maximum reach of approximately 150 feet
  • Follow lift plans, jobsite procedures, and all required safety protocols
  • Inspect equipment and ensure safe operating conditions
  • Maintain clear communication with ground personnel and other members of the crew
  • Follow OSHA and site-specific safety requirements
Requirements:
  • Current NCCCO TSS certification requiredOSHA 10 certification required
  • Previous experience operating a Magni Lift or similar lifting equipment preferred
  • Experience safely handling stationary lifts and various jobsite materials
  • Ability to work 40+ hours per week
  • Must be able to pass a drug screen and background check
  • Compensation & Duration$59/hour2–3 months of work40+ hours per week
Benefits: HealthDentalVision 401kEmployee Referral Program If you have the required NCCCO certification and experience operating lifting equipment, apply today to be considered for this opportunity.

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