Manlifter Operator

Servicio Filipino Inc.; Pasig; On-site; PHP 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading equipment services company in Metro Manila is seeking a Manlift Operator to ensure the safe and efficient use of aerial lifts. The ideal candidate will have the qualifications to operate equipment safely, perform inspections, and comply with safety regulations. This role requires a strong focus on safety and maintenance, along with effective communication with the ground crew. A Manlift Operator Certification and valid Driver's License are compulsory.

Qualifications

• At least High School education required.
• Manlift Operator Certification or Training Certificate is mandatory.
• TESDA NC II in Heavy Equipment Operation is preferred.
• Valid Driver's License is a must.

Responsibilities

• Operate manlift safely and efficiently.
• Conduct daily pre-operation inspections.
• Assess site and hazard conditions.
• Perform routine maintenance and report issues.
• Ensure PPE compliance for all personnel on the platform.
• Maintain communication with ground crew.
• Secure equipment post-operation.

Skills

Manlift Operation

Safety Compliance

Pre-Operation Inspection

Communication

Education

High School

Manlift Operator Certification

TESDA NC II in Heavy Equipment Operation

Driver's License

Job description

Qualifications:

• At least High School
• Manlift Operator Certification/Training Certificate
• TESDA NC II in Heavy Equipment Operation
• Driver's License

The Manlift Operator ensures the safe and efficient use of aerial lifts (like Scissor Lifts and Boom Lifts) to raise workers and gear to high work areas. The core responsibility is to strictly follow all safety rules mandated by the company and the DOLE (Department of Labor and Employment) to prevent accidents.

Key and Responsibilities:

1. Safe Equipment Operation: Operate the manlift (scissor lift, boom lift, etc.) in a controlled, safe, and professional manner to move crew and materials to the required elevation.
2. Pre-Operation Inspection: Conduct mandatory daily pre-operation checks (e.g., fluid levels, tires, controls, safety devices, structural integrity) as per the operator's manual and site safety plan (often recorded in a checklist or logbook).
3. Site and Hazard Assessment: Inspect the work area for potential hazards such as uneven ground, overhead power lines, other equipment, and pedestrian traffic before and during operation.
4. Maintenance and Reporting: Perform minor routine maintenance (e.g., lubrication, cleaning) and promptly report any mechanical faults, damage, or required repairs to the supervisor.
5. Safety Compliance: Ensure all personnel working on the platform are wearing the correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), particularly a full-body harness and lanyard, and are tied off properly, in compliance with DOLE standards for working at heights.
6. Communication: Maintain clear and constant communication (visual or radio) with ground crew and personnel working on the platform.
7. Post-Operation: Secure the equipment properly after use, including lowering the platform, turning off the ignition, andocking the wheels (if applicable).