Crane Operator (Friction & NCCCO)

Cycle Construction Co.•New Orleans, LA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

We are currently seeking a full-time Crane Operator (Friction & NCCCO) to join our team, who enjoys a stable work environment, which offers the following: competitive wages, paid time off, paid holidays, growth opportunities, medical and dental coverage, short- and long-term disability, life insurance, 401k match, and more. At Cycle Construction, we emphasize a team-based approach and treat our employees like family. To find out more about who we are, and why we’re viewed as a leader in the Civil and Marine Construction Industry, visit us at https://www.cycleconstruction.com/. Position Role and Ideal Candidate: The primary role of a Crane Operator is to safely and efficiently operate various type of Friction and Hydraulic cranes safely, effectively and efficiently on heavy civil & marine construction projects. Ideal Candidate is experienced, competent, and proficient in the following: Heavy Civil Pile Driving with lattice boom friction cranes Rigging Critical Lifts Load Charts NCCCO certifications Operating various types of civil heavy equipment (i.e. bulldozer, excavator, front end loaders, fork lifts, etc.) Operating machinery around ground personnel Operating machinery in tight areas

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years old
Team player with a positive attitude
Pass Pre-employment Assessments (includes BGC, drug test, & crane physical)
Punctual and reliable
Must have the following:
Valid NCCCO certification
Valid driver’s license
TWIC card
steel toe work boots
reliable transportation
ability to work in all weather
the physical ability to complete strenuous tasks and walk on uneven surfaces

Responsibilities

Drive various types of pilings (wood, concrete, h-piles, pipe piles)
Move construction material and other heavy material from one location to another
Read, interpret, and utilize load charts
Defensive driving/operating: Plan ahead
Constantly monitor operations and scan surroundings
Protect yourself and others
Eliminate distractions
Anticipate, recognize, and avoid potential hazards/obstructions such as: workers underground and overhead utilities other equipment or vehicles falling objects
Halt operations until hazard is mitigated
Knowledgeable of and compliant with: Company policies and procedures
OSHA safety rules and regulations
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Hazard Communication Program
Preventive Maintenance
Equipment inspections and damage reporting
Greasing
Fueling
Attend jobsite safety meetings