Certified Overhead Crane Operator (NCCER/NCCCO) | Expert

Turner Industries; Norco (CA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Turner Industries is seeking a Crane Operator in Norco, LA. The role requires NCCER or NCCCO certification, TWIC and CDL, and a minimum of 5 years of crane experience. You will operate overhead cranes, perform lifts, and ensure safety and compliance on site.

Responsibilities include reading JSA, signaling, inspecting equipment, and coordinating with the Foreman to complete lifts. Competitive benefits and a focus on safety are offered.

Qualifications

• NCCER or NCCCO certification required.
• Rigging and signal person certification required.
• Verifiable industrial experience in assembly/disassembly and operation of all crane types.
• Knowledge of rigging hardware like slings, shackles, spreader bars, blocks, and chains.
• Experience with alternative lifting methods (gantries, jack & slide, bull rigging).
• Ability to plan and execute lifts and act as Assembly/Disassembly director for buyer cranes.
• Must possess a valid TWIC card and a state-issued Class A CDL.
• Pass pre-employment drug screen and background check.

Responsibilities

• Read and sign off on JSA.
• Operate overhead crane from a cab and communicate location needs.
• Maintain awareness of surroundings and safety procedures.
• Perform daily crane inspections and report issues to Foreman.
• Interpret load charts and hand signals; keep work area safe and clean.
• Perform additional assignments as directed by supervisor.

Skills

Rigging knowledge

Signal person

Crane operation

Safety awareness

Attention to detail

Education

NCCER or NCCCO certification

TWIC card

Valid Class A CDL

5+ years crane experience

Job description

Turner Industries is seeking a Crane Operator in Norco, LA. The role requires NCCER or NCCCO certification, TWIC and CDL, and a minimum of 5 years of crane experience. You will operate overhead cranes, perform lifts, and ensure safety and compliance on site.

Responsibilities include reading JSA, signaling, inspecting equipment, and coordinating with the Foreman to complete lifts. Competitive benefits and a focus on safety are offered.