Consolidated Crane is looking for additional support positions that are essential for operations for a crew member with a strong work ethic looking for a fresh start in the crane business. We can offer hands-on training and hands-on experience to learn the roles and grow with our expanding operations. You’ll receive training from experienced riggers and crane operators on proper rigging techniques, load calculations, and industry-specific safety standards.
These positions involve a combination of hands-on experience and mentorship that make them ideal for someone eager to learn the trade while gaining valuable practical knowledge in operating and rigging cranes.
Yard Workers
Rigging Assistants
Sample Day-to-Day Duties
- Yard: Assist with loading and unloading cranes, organizing and maintaining equipment in the yard.
- Equipment Inspection & Inventory: Inspect rigging gear and crane equipment for damage or wear before each use to ensure it is in working order and keep track of inventory to be ready for dispatch.
- Rigging Setup: Help set up and prepare rigging equipment such as slings, hooks, shackles, and lifting beams. Learn how to properly attach rigging equipment to loads and cranes.
- Secure Loads: Assist in securing loads for lifts by making sure they are balanced and stable.
- Coordinate Lifts: Work closely with crane operators and other team members to ensure clear communication and learn two-way radio communication as well as hand signals.
- Safety Compliance: Learn and adhere to safety protocols related to crane operations, including wearing personal protective equipment and following safe lifting practices.
Skills & Qualities You’ll Need
- Physical Stamina: The job involves heavy lifting, manual labor, and working in various outdoor environmental conditions.
- Basic Mechanical Knowledge: A basic understanding of cranes, rigging equipment, and heavy machinery is helpful but not required for entry-level roles.
- Attention to Detail: Precision is key when rigging loads to ensure safety.
- Communication: Ability to listen and follow instructions and effectively communicate with other team members.
- Safety Awareness: Understanding of and commitment to workplace safety standards, including OSHA regulations.
Where You Can Go
With time and experience, you could move up to roles like Certified Rigger, Crane Operator, or Lift Supervisor, each with increased responsibilities and pay. The more hands-on experience you gain, the more you’ll develop your skills in rigging heavy commercial loads and operating cranes.
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