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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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NCCER or NCCCO crane rigger certified. The Crane Rigger will work closely with the crane operator, will haul heavy equipment and assist with the building of mobile cranes.
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Turner Industries Group is seeking an experienced NCCCO or NCCER Crane Operator for 2-month Turnaround work in Freeport, TX. The Crane Operator will be responsible for the operation of various power-driven and hydraulic machinery which are used to move materials.
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Steel America, a division of Colonna's Shipyard, is seeking a Mobile Crane Operator to support operations in Norfolk, VA. Mobile Crane Operator - Steel America. Must have NCCCO crane certification.
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NCCCO License to operate Mobile Hydraulic Crane (All Terrain) preferred. Crane Operator with extensive Rigging experience preferred. Operate diesel electric cranes, including portal, tower, mobile, mobile (auxiliary), overhead (cab), overhead (floor) cranes; rotate and alter boom angles in response to radio or hand signals to raise, lower and transfer loads.
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Back To Search ResultsGeneral Dynamics NASSCO designs and builds auxiliary and support ships for the U.S. Navy, as well as oil tankers and dry cargo carriers for commercial markets. Knowledge and comprehension of universal hand-signals for rigging and crane operations necessary with the ability to clearly communicate via hand-held radio.
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Preferred NCCCO certification, OSHA Certified Mobile Crane Inspector, OSHA Assembly/Disassembly Director certification. Must be a journeyman level mechanic with a minimum of five (5) years of construction crane and heavy equipment repair and maintenance experience.
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Essential Job Duties and ResponsibilitiesThe 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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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. Current NCCCO certification with TLL and LBC required.
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Gives direction to crane operator or hoisting engineer engaged in hoisting and moving loads to ensure safety of workers and materials handled using hand signals, loudspeaker, two-way radio or telephone.
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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 customers place of business or to a job site.
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You’ll find Crane Aerospace & Electronics in some of the toughest environments: from engines to landing gear; from satellites to medical implants and from missiles to unmanned aerial systems (UAS.
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The Electronics Assembler II works proficiently and independently with limited supervisor performing assigned assembly processes to manufacture Crane Aerospace & Electronics products in accordance with military and/or other assembly standards using visual aids, verbal and/or written instructions.
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NCCCO Crane Operator Certification Preferred. Valid Driver License. NCCCO Crane Operator Certification Preferred. Site work including road construction, excavation, backfilling, compaction, grading and testing.
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