NCCCO-Certified Crane Operator — Traveling Site Work

Takkion TP&L Holdings LLC; United States; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

TAKKION TP&L Holdings LLC is hiring a Construction Crane Operator to operate stationary or traveling cranes, lift and position loads, and ensure safety of the load before placement. The role requires NCCCO certification, TLL/LBC, CDL and crane operator experience.

Responsibilities include daily crane inspection, following signals, operating boom and hoist, and completing required documentation. Work is on-the-road with standard weekday schedules and potential weekend availability.

Qualifications

• NCCCO certification is required.
• TLL/LBC certification with 3+ years experience required.
• CDL driver's license required.
• Crane operator with 3+ years experience required.
• Wind energy experience preferred (4 years).

Responsibilities

• Manipulate crane controls to regulate speed and direction.
• Inspect crane daily before operation.
• Determine and repair malfunctioning parts as needed.
• Complete job tickets and service quality summaries.
• Lift and move machinery at construction sites and facilities.
• Drive trucks to worksites and unload equipment.
• Place outriggers to prevent capsizing during lifts.
• Operate crane boom and load-line movements per signals.
• Bolt boom sections for pile driving or high lifts.
• Follow safety standards with precision and accuracy.
• Operate crane engine start/stop as required.
• Adhere to directions and perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Crane operation

Safety awareness

Load handling

Education

NCCCO Certification

TLL/LBC Certification

CDL driver’s license

Crane Operator experience 3 years

Wind Energy experience 4 years

Job description

TAKKION TP&L Holdings LLC is hiring a Construction Crane Operator to operate stationary or traveling cranes, lift and position loads, and ensure safety of the load before placement. The role requires NCCCO certification, TLL/LBC, CDL and crane operator experience.

Responsibilities include daily crane inspection, following signals, operating boom and hoist, and completing required documentation. Work is on-the-road with standard weekday schedules and potential weekend availability.