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MDH Recruitment are looking for a Crane Operator and become a part of our client's transport operations team based in North Lanarkshire.
This is a fulltime role Monday to Friday. £14.76 - £19 per hour. Weekly pay.
40 hours per week. You will be expected to do 5 over 7 shifts per week, or this could be on a 4 on 4 off working 12 hours per day. Shift pattern to be confirmed once you have passed your induction.
Duties:
* Operate the cranes to lift, move, and position heavy materials and equipment.
* Ensure all lifting operations are carried out safely and in accordance with established procedures and regulations
* Inspect crane equipment before each use to ensure it is in proper working condition.
* Safely rig loads for lifting and ensure proper attachment to the crane.
* Communicate with ground personnel to ensure safe movement of materials.
* Follow all safety guidelines and protocols to prevent accidents or injuries.
* Maintain accurate records of daily crane operations, including pre-shift inspections, maintenance logs, and incident reports.
Experience:
* Previous experience operating cranes in the plant industry would be an advantage.
* Good knowledge of materials handling procedures.
* Ability to read and interpret blueprints and lifting plans.
* Mechanical knowledge to perform basic maintenance and troubleshooting on crane equipment.
* Valid commercial driver's license HGV preferred.
* Forklift certification is a big plus.
* Experience operating cranes is a good advantage.
Ideal candidates will possess prior experience in crane operation within the plant industry, accompanied by a strong understanding of materials handling procedures. Proficiency in reading and interpreting blueprints and lifting plans, coupled with mechanical aptitude for basic maintenance and troubleshooting, is highly desirable. A valid commercial driver's license (HGV) and forklift certification are advantageous.
Please apply by sending your CV or contacting Mandy at MDH Recruitment on (phone number removed)
