3 crane operator jobs found

Position Summary: The Crane Operator/Leverman I, II, III at Curtin Maritime is responsible for the operation of various floating cranes and mechanical dredges nationwide, with an emphasis on safe, efficient material handling. These roles, divided into three levels of expertise, involve rigorous adherence to safety protocols, proactive maintenance and inspection of equipment, and effective coordination with crew members and project stakeholders. Key Responsibilities: Operate cranes in accordance with safety procedures, ensuring compliance with company and regulatory standards. Perform daily inspections and maintain equipment to prevent malfunctions and ensure operational readiness. Safely lift and transport materials and equipment, following directions from supervisors and relying on established communication protocols. Train other crane operators as applicable and partake in continuous learning and skill enhancement. Qualifications: NCCCO License...

Position Summary: BAE Systems Maritime Solutions in Jacksonville, Florida, is in search of a highly skilled Crane and Rigging Craft Manager. This essential role involves leading a team of Riggers, Transportation, and Crane Operators while managing multiple projects concurrently, often during weekends. The Craft Manager is pivotal in ensuring timely, cost-effective completion of tasks, adhering to quality standards, and enforcing company policies and procedures. An understanding of critical lifts and NAVSEA standard items along with Coast Guard and ABS rules and regulations is crucial for this role. Key Responsibilities: Oversee Riggers, Transportation, and Crane Operators; assign and monitor work across various projects. Ensure tasks are completed on schedule and within budget while maintaining high-quality standards. Supervise rigging shop activities at all project phases, manage personnel functions, including hiring and promotions. Enforce compliance with...

Position Summary: The Tugboat Engineer at Curtin Maritime is a crucial technical role that spans from junior engineer positions to Chief Engineer, responsible for maintaining and operating the vessel's machinery and systems. This role requires someone with a solid mechanical background, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work well under pressure. The engineer will work closely with the Port Engineer and Vessel Captain to ensure the vessels function efficiently, safely, and in line with Curtin Maritime's core values. Key Responsibilities: Handle daily operation and maintenance of the vessel's mechanical and electronic systems. Troubleshoot issues related to electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical systems. Conduct regular inspections and maintenance of the engine room to the Curtin Standard. Manage onboard inventories, work plans, and deckhands when applicable. Collaborate closely with related departments for audits, regulatory compliance,...