Crane Operator Needed - Per Diem

Job Description

Job Description

NCCCO Certified Crane Operators with LBC or LAT endorsements needed for various commercial construction projects in the Vero Beach, FL area. You must be able to operate barge mounted 50 ton American 5299 Friction crane with 100' boom and a barge mounted 100 ton Link-Belt LS218H Hydraulic crane with 140' boom. Will be using both cranes to demo timber docks, install floating docks, using impact hammer to drive H piles with templates and concrete pile, vibratory hammer to drive steel and pipe piles, unload material deliveries via trucks and dumpsters, along with equipment checks and assisting with barge moves (pull and drop spuds). You will be required to pass a pre employment drug and background screening upon arrival.

Paying up to $45/hr

$100/day per diem

48 hours/week

10 month duration

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We believe our mission is two-fold: to staff our client’s projects with the highest quality of skilled tradesmen available and to foster an environment in which the quality of our workers continues to increase. We are dedicated to delivering quality and efficiency in one package. Grus offers our workforce the opportunity for permanent employment and a diversified work experience through our many and varied clients. We believe the service Grus provides offers benefits to both the general contractor and the skilled worker.

Company Description

We believe our mission is two-fold: to staff our client’s projects with the highest quality of skilled tradesmen available and to foster an environment in which the quality of our workers continues to increase. We are dedicated to delivering quality and efficiency in one package. Grus offers our workforce the opportunity for permanent employment and a diversified work experience through our many and varied clients. We believe the service Grus provides offers benefits to both the general contractor and the skilled worker.