Safely operate cranes to support the successful execution of construction projects while maintaining the highest standards of safety, quality, and productivity. Responsible for equipment inspections, crane setup, lift planning, and the safe movement of materials in accordance with load charts, jobsite conditions, and project requirements. Utilize strong technical knowledge, communication, and problem-solving skills to support daily operations and critical lifting activities.
Job Responsibilities
- Safely operate various types of cranes to lift and move material.
- Perform daily inspection and preventative maintenance on the equipment.
- Read and understand operator's manuals and load charts (good math skills).
- Ensure safety at all times.
- Plan and assist with critical lifts.
- Control crane movement in response to hand signals or radio commands.
- May be assigned miscellaneous tasks outside your craft to assist others as required.
- Must be experienced and willing to be evaluated to verify qualification.
- Experience in proper crane setup and site evaluation skills.
- Ability to do calculations on load charts using math skills such as the ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide.
- CDL license preferred.
- Job assignments may require a background check.
- Travel may be required.
- Must hold a valid Medical Examiner Card.
- Must hold a valid crane operator certification from an accredited organization (NCCCO, NCCER).
- Basic rigging skills.
- Must hold a current State of Connecticut Operator License.
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Crane Operator - Infrastructure in norwalk at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $67,600–$67,600
For context, most crane operators earn between $67,600–$67,600 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.