Mobile Crane Operator

Key Responsibilities

Crane Operation: Control levers, pedals, and buttons to lift and place loads accurately within safe weight and capacity limits. Site Setup: Drive the mobile crane to the work site, assess ground and soil stability, and position outriggers, matting, or cribbing. Safety Inspections: Perform daily, weekly, and monthly pre- and post-trip inspections on the crane's cables, hooks, fluid levels, and safety systems. Communication: Follow precise hand or radio signals from riggers, signalpersons, and site supervisors. Maintenance & Logs: Keep accurate daily logs of crane usage, maintenance tasks, and minor running repairs Education: High school diploma or GED equivalent. Licensing: Valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL Class B or A) to drive the crane on public roads. Certification: Recognized crane operator certification, such as NCCCO (National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators) or local equivalent. Experience: Minimum of 2 to 4 years of proven field experience operating mobile machinery. Physical Fitness: Ability to pass a medical fit-for-duty test, drug screening, and stamina requirements for long outdoor shifts.

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