Crane Operator

Crane Operator

Operates crane to lift, position and place machinery, equipment or other large objects at construction sites and industrial facilities. Work schedule varies by location. Must have open availability any time any day of the week. Length of employment is limited to job assignment and/or project duration.

Essential Skills (may include but are not limited to the ability to): Operate crane according to signals from helper. Bolt boom sections together to extend or modify boom for pile driving or high lifting. Work within precise limits and standards of accuracy. Work within company policy as outlined in the Samuel EPC Craft Handbook and maintain compliance with both the Samuel EPC Human Resources Policy Manual and the Samuel EPC Safety Manual. Perform other duties as assigned by the foreman/supervisor as needed.

Essential Qualifications Three (3) years minimum field experience in trade. Able to identify all hand signals, weight limits, safety regulations, and operating codes that are relevant for crane operation. Must have current drivers license and other certification if required by OSHA, state, or federal regulations. Ability to work with others to achieve job goals. Read, write and communicate using the English language sufficient to perform job functions (other preferences will be given for special language skills where there is a business need).

Physical Requirements Stand or walk for long periods of time. Lift and carry materials weighing up to 50 pounds; occasionally lift items weighing more than 50 pounds with assistance. Climb up and down ladders, scaffolds and other objects. See well (naturally or with correction). Eyehand coordination. Good physical fitness. Good sense of balance. Work at great heights.

Tool Requirements Steel toed work boots. Raincoat or poncho. Environment: Construction Workers perform physically demanding work including lifting and carrying heavy objects, stooping, kneeling, crouching or crawling in awkward positions. Some work at great heights, or outdoors in all weather conditions. With some projects, work exposure to harmful/hazardous materials, chemicals, fumes, odors, lead-based paints, asbestos, loud noise, or dangerous machinery may exist. To avoid injury, workers in these jobs wear safety clothing, such as gloves, hardhats, protective chemical suits, and devices to protect their eyes, respiratory system, or hearing. While working in underground and/or confined spaces, Construction Workers must be especially alert to safely follow procedures and must deal with a variety of hazards.

Employee Review Acknowledgement I acknowledge that I have read the Job Description and I understand what would be expected of me. The Company reserves the right to change or reassign job duties or to combine positions at any time. I also understand that I am an atwill employee, and this Job Description does not constitute a contract of employment or guarantee of work hours.