The Man Material Hoist Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the hoist, ensuring the transportation of personnel and materials to different levels of a construction site. The operator must follow all safety protocols, maintain the equipment, and ensure compliance with site regulations.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Hoist Operation:
- Operate the man and material hoist safely as per manufacturer guidelines.
- Control the movement of the hoist for lifting workers, tools, and construction materials.
- Follow weight capacity limits and prevent overloading.
- Maintain smooth operation to avoid sudden jerks or accidents.
2. Safety Compliance:
- Ensure workers wear proper safety gear before using the hoist.
- Conduct daily safety checks on the hoist before starting operations.
- Follow all site safety regulations and emergency procedures.
- Report any malfunctions or hazards to the site supervisor immediately.
3. Maintenance & Inspection:
- Perform routine checks on the hoist's motor, brakes, cables, and controls.
- Keep a log of maintenance and inspections for safety audits.
- Coordinate with maintenance teams for servicing and repairs.
4. Communication & Coordination:
- Maintain clear communication with ground staff, crane operators, and site engineers.
- Use hand signals or radio communication for smooth coordination.
- Ensure proper loading and unloading of materials and workers.
Requirements:
1. Qualifications & Experience:
- 10th Pass or Equivalent (Preferred but not mandatory).
- Valid Hoist Operator License/Certification (if required by local regulations).
- Minimum 2-5 years of experience operating man material hoists in construction.
2. Skills & Competencies:
- Strong understanding of hoist mechanics and controls.
- Knowledge of safety procedures and emergency handling.
- Good hand-eye coordination and reflexes.
- Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
3. Physical Requirements:
- Physically fit to work in a construction site environment.
- Comfortable working at heights and in varying weather conditions.
Work Conditions:
- Outdoor construction sites with exposure to dust, noise, and weather.
- Shift-based work, including extended hours during project deadlines.