A Crane Operator is responsible for the safe operation of a stationary or traveling crane used to lift, move, position and re-position loads.
Essential Job Functions
Manipulate crane controls to regulate speed, direction of crane and hoist movement using foot pedals, levers, dials, and switches
Initiate lifts, hoists and movements of machinery, equipment and supplies throughout the repair yard according to written, verbal or signaled instructions
Ensures loads are properly rigged and safe for lifting or moving
Inspect crane for safety issues on a daily basis
Grease, oil and perform minor repairs as needed
Complete work order ticket, crane service log and all necessary paperwork for the task assignment
Perform other duties assigned by the yard management
Follows all company and work site safety policies/procedures and commits to an “Incident and Injury Free” work environment
Requirements
3+ years working in a shipyard or heavy construction
Knowledge of MS Office 2013
Ability to work more then 50 hours per week
This position requires fluent use of the verbal and written English language
Certifications
NCCCO - required
Lattice boom – required
Physical Requirements
Must be willing to take a post-offer physical
Must be able to tolerate rough seas, vibrations, heat, harsh weather conditions, confined spaces, and high noise levels
Work will frequently require individuals to push, pull, bend or stand for long periods of time, and climb ladders that have capacity limits of 300 lbs.
Must be able to lift or carry miscellaneous equipment, supplies and parts up to 50 lbs. unassisted
Additional Duties
This Job Description does not cover all of the required duties, activities, functions and responsibilities of the position, any of which may change at any time according to the sole and absolute discretion of Weeks Marine, Inc., with or without notice.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Weeks Marine, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and prohibits unlawful discrimination, hostility, harassment, and retaliation.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.