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About MEI Rigging & Crating: From our founding in the early 1990s as a metal fabricator to our growth as one of the largest providers of rigging, machinery moving, millwrighting, mechanical installation, commercial storage, crating and export packing services in the U.S., MEI has had one constant theme: A commitment to outstanding customer satisfaction.
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May operate crane according to signals from oiler or helper may bolt, pin boom sections together to modify boom lengths. Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities Crane Operating:Operates various types of cranes: All Terrain, Rough Terrain, Crawlers, Industrial, Hydraulic Trucks, Conventional Trucks, and Boom Trucks Hydraulic Truck Crane Operators - operate diesel powered cranes which are mounted on truck type chassis, to lift material, objects, or personnel into place.
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Knowledge of crane flagging and rigging (Intermediate). Knowledge of crane flagging and rigging (Intermediate). Ensures quality compliance through use of specifications, setting quality standards, in–house QA/QC and outside resources.
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Conduct safety training, testing, and record-keeping for all employees, sub-contractors, and where Rosendin is prime, all other persons arriving on site (New Hire Orientation, Equipment Training, Haz Com, Fall Protection, Excavation, Confined Space, Lockout/Tag out, Crane and Rigging, etc.
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For Crane Operations, an OSHA approved certification is required (ie NCCCO or CIC Certification) NCCER Electrician NCCER Carpenter NCCER Concrete Finisher NCCER Heavy Equipment Operations NCCER Rigging.
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Formal safety training and competency in hazardous energy control and LOTO, scaffolding, crane management, steel erection, emergency response, fall management, excavation and confined space, rigging, hazardous waste, NFPDS/erosion control, etc.
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The Safety Lift Director will oversee and manage on-site lifting, hoisting, mobile equipment, and crane/rigging activities for large-scale GC projects. Candidates should have 5+ years of crane and rigging experience, an NCCCO lift director certification, and expertise in managing large, complex projects.
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