NCCCO Crane Operator

Irby Construction Company•Tulsa, OK

About The Position

Irby Construction Company is seeking an NCCCO Crane Operator for field-based work in Texas and Oklahoma. The operator must have experience operating and driving cranes up to—and possibly over—250 tons with a boom, as well as driving tractor-trailers. The role includes maintaining and monitoring equipment to ensure it functions properly, operating cranes to hoist steel lattice and other materials, and supporting crane erection, dismantling, and setup. Operators may also operate other types of heavy equipment or perform other duties when a crane is unavailable or not needed. This position requires NCCCO certification, at least two years of related crane operating experience, and a Class A commercial driver license. The operator must be able to climb into and out of equipment, work outdoors for extended periods and in all weather conditions, and work around heavy equipment and active construction operations. Projects may require overtime, nights, weekends, and travel depending on customer requirements. A background check and driving record that meets company standards are required. Safety is a condition of employment. Operators are expected to take ownership of every lift and must not perform an operation they believe cannot be completed safely. They must follow Irby safety policies, OSHA and customer requirements, manufacturer specifications, and approved lift procedures.

Requirements

NCCCO crane certification.
At least two years of experience in a related field operating cranes.
Commercial Driver License Class A.
Pass a background check.
Have a driving record within company standards.
Read and understand basic instructions, including safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Be capable of climbing into and out of equipment and working around heavy equipment and active construction operations.
Be willing and able to perform physically strenuous work outdoors for extended periods and in all weather conditions.
Comply with Irby safety policies, OSHA requirements, customer requirements, manufacturer specifications, and approved lift procedures.
Crane operating and driving experience with cranes up to and possibly over 250 tons with a boom, and experience driving tractor-trailers.

Nice To Haves

Mechanical skills involving small engines, hydraulics, and related equipment.

Responsibilities

Safely operate cranes while hoisting steel lattice materials and other materials.
Inspect the crane daily and complete safety checklists.
Participate in crane erection, dismantling, and setup.
Assist with calculating load weights and generating critical lift plans.
Perform assigned roles, responsibilities, and related work processes safely, helping maintain an accident- and incident-free environment for coworkers, customers, clients, and suppliers.
Operate other types of heavy equipment or perform other duties when the crane is down or not needed.
Maintain and monitor the machine to ensure it functions properly.