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Requires a crane or boom operator certification. Operates crane or boom on delivery truck, including rigging, planning and hoisting of a variety of heavy construction materials.
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Loads and/or unloaded materials that require the operation of a crane/boom by rigging, planning and hoisting a variety of heavy construction materials onto delivery trucks. Calculates the boom/crane capacities and weights and checks clearances so that buildings, hydro wires and foundation of the machine will not be damaged during operation.
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Gensco has an immediate Boom Truck Operator (NCCCO Crane Certified 28+ Ton) position available based out of our Vancouver, WA branch! Room for growth/advancement within Gensco, Boom Operator training for qualified candidates.
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Must have current National Commission for the certification of crane operators (NCCCO) credentials for the appropriate type of crane and current Crane Operator physical. NCCCO - Telescopic Boom Cranes—Fixed Cab (TSS.
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ZACHRY is currently seeking an experienced Industrial CCCO Crane Operator to operate the following, Scott 8.5T, 15T and 30T crane, Biggie 80T, 120T and 130T crane in Cameron LA at the Cheniere Site.
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Operates boom truck crane to lift, move position or place equipment and materials such as reels, steel trench plates and manholes etc. DescriptionTeam Fishel, the Best Choice Employer in the utility construction business, is hiring a Boom Truck Operator for our Petersburg, VA location.
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Driver - Crane / Knuckle Boom Operator. Certified Crane/Boom Operator or equivalent experience. They assist in loading and/or securing materials on trucks daily and help unload materials by using crane, conveyor, piggybacks and/or by hand.
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CCO Certification for Telescopic Boom Cranes - Fixed Cab (TSS) and Swing Cab (TLL), and Lattice Boom Crane (LBC) required. NCCCO Crane Operator - North and South Carolina. Have a complete knowledge of crane and rigging signals.
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Must have a Boom or Crane Operator certification. Boom or Crane Operator certification required. Under general supervision, drives delivery vehicle to transport materials to location or at customer site that requires the operation of a crane or boom in the loading and off-loading of materials.
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High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED) and two (2) years driving experience and a minimum of one (1) year experience operating a Boom or Crane, or equivalent combination of education, training or experience.
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O Must have NCCCO, NCCER, or other OSHA recognized certification for Telescoping Boom RT Crane, Lattice Boom Truck Crane and be able to obtain Tower Crane Certification.
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Boom Certification preferred - maintain active accredited certification for equipment type ( e.g. NCCCO, NCCER, CIC prior to Dec 2, 2019). May also operate articulated boom, knuckle boom, conveyor, or cable over sheave.
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Boom Truck/Crane/Cherry Picker/Telescopic Handlers) Operating heavy equipment, such as tandem dump truck, loader, tractor mower, etc. Boom Truck/Crane/Cherry Picker/Telescopic Handlers.
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NCCER or NCCCO Mobile Crane operator certification covering type of crane being operated preferred. High level working knowledge of safe practices for load and crane rigging. Under supervision, the Crane Operator is responsible for operation of hydro and friction cranes for erection of structures or setting of equipment in or on structures.
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Journeyman Crane Operator must have at least 6000 hours of on the job seat time for types of cranes that will be operated. Adjust levers and depress pedals to control attachments such as boom, loads, man-baskets, and ball.
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