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The Crane Operator is responsible for safely operating cranes (hydro cranes, lattice boom crawler cranes, and/or pile driving hammers) to hoist, move and place materials and objects. Be versatile and have a cooperative attitude as they may be asked to do other jobs on construction sites when they are not operating a crane.
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Join our team as an Excavator Operator and play a vital role in our construction projects. If you're an experienced excavator operator looking for a rewarding opportunity, apply now to join our team.
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Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities The primary duty of the Driver, which we call a Logistics Specialist II with or without a Crane Operator, is to deliver building materials to a customer's place of business or to a job site.
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Operating overhead crane to unload rebar from train cars. Overhead crane experience preferred. Operating overhead crane to unload rebar from train cars. The two main products that are distributed out of the facility are structural steel and rebar.
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Operate various equipment including backhoe, mini-excavator, vibratory plow, and directional bore machine, for the installation or maintenance of underground utilities. Directional Bore, skid-steer, and mini-excavator operation competency obtained.
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2 Years Demonstrated ability to learn communicate verbally and in writing and learn best practices Licenses/Certifications: Maintain Railroad Certifications, CPR/First Aid, valid Driver’s License Slots – 1 year experience Heavy equipment operator (Backhoe, Excavator, or alike.
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Safely and efficiently operate trenching or digging equipment on various jobsites: Plow, Backhoe/Excavator, Rock Saw, Dozer/Lead Tractor, Tractor Trailer (Moving Equipment/Haul Water) Safely and efficiently operate trenching or digging equipment on various jobsites: Plow, Backhoe/Excavator, Rock Saw, Dozer/Lead Tractor, Tractor Trailer (Moving Equipment/Haul Water.
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Knowledge of overhead crane used to move coils. Employee will be responsible for various types of spiral mill machine operation, including re-corrugation machines, welding, and weld finishing operations to manufacture corrugated steel pipe.
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Job Scope to include any or all of the following:Operating Different Types of Heavy Equipment; Crane, Forklift, Excavator, Dozer, Backhoe, Loader, Skid Steer, etc. Job Scope to include any or all of the following:Operating Different Types of Heavy Equipment; Crane, Forklift, Excavator, Dozer, Backhoe, Loader, Skid Steer, etc.
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Volt is immediately hiring for an Overhead Crane Service Technician in Fargo, ND to work with the world's largest lifting business. As an Overhead Crane Service Technician , you will work with 480 3 phase motors, troubleshooting issues with their cranes, and working with clients and facility directors to ensure that their client's needs are being serviced properly.
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Crane Operating experience a plus, not required. Must have previous experience in a warehouse, shipping/receiving, and operating a forklift. Under the direction of the immediate supervisor, performs duties related to receiving and shipping merchandise.
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They assist in loading and/or securing materials on trucks daily and help unload materials by using crane, conveyor, piggybacks and/or by hand. We are a full line distributor of residential and commercial roofing and building products.
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