Crane Operator: NCCCO Certified

Florence, MS
Full Time
Hemphill Construction Company
Mid Level

General Summary of the Position:

Responsible for operating lattice boom crawler crane. Applicants must pass a practical proficiency test. When not operating a crane, may also operate other construction equipment.

Essential Functions:

  • Unloading and assembling of crane with ground crew and mechanics.
  • Utilizes basic skills as a hook operator in swinging rig, raising and lowering crane boom, raising and lowering load lines on the crane.
  • Handles and places loads in a designated area in a safe and controlled manner.
  • Assists in determining critical load plans and crane stability.
  • Inspects crane daily prior to operation and keeps records of safety and operation checks in the provided crane field book.
  • Recognizes safety concerns and problems in regards to worn cables, worn bands on hoisting mechanisms, broken gears, housing, operation safety of air hammer and/or vibrating hammer, and others.
  • Work cooperatively with the crew to accomplish tasks;
  • Maintain tools and equipment so that they are kept in good working order and are safe for use;
  • Participate in training and other forms of development to strengthen technical, safety and other skills.
  • Operate other construction equipment as required.
  • Consistently monitor and maintain compliance with all safety policies, procedures and regulations.
  • Maintain a clean and safe work environment to include equipment operated.
  • Trains and mentors other workers on operating equipment, safety requirements and other construction processes.
  • Other duties as required.

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

  • Operation of lattice-boom hydraulic cranes with pile-driving experience is preferred but no required.
  • Fully understand functions and operations of diesel and vibratory pile hammers.
  • Be able to read, understand and use crane load charts.
  • Rigging knowledge is a must. 
  • Be capable of successfully passing a crane operations certification test.
  • Proven ability to work on heavy civil projects involving pile driving.
  • Thorough knowledge of applicable safety precautions.
  • Ability to work under general supervision according to work schedule.
  • Ability to meet attendance schedule with dependability and consistency.
  • Good communication skills to coordinate workflow with other crew members.

Required Education, Training and Experience:

  • NCCCO certification is required.
  • Valid appropriate state driver’s license (general operator license) required; Class A or B CDL strongly preferred.

Work Environment:

  • Regularly works near moving mechanical parts and in outside conditions that include inclement weather, heat and humidity, and exposure to dust and asphalt.
  • Requires good manual dexterity (hand, hand with arm, two hands) and multi-limb coordination.
  • Noise level is generally loud.
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