Rigging & Crane Ops Trainer (Site-Based)

Bechtel; New Albany (OH); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel is building a semiconductor manufacturing plant in New Albany, Ohio. The role focuses on field engineering specialization, work planning, material management, quantity verification and validation, safety and quality control, and subcontract coordination to support the project.

You will train craft personnel in crane, rigging and signaling operations, coordinate qualification programs, and ensure that training aligns with site procedures and federal regulations.

Qualifications

• Requires bachelor's degree (or international equivalent) and 5-8 years of relevant experience.
• Extensive rigging planning and execution knowledge and experience with lifting equipment, alternative heavy lifting systems, mobile gantries, jacking, tailing, rigging equipment, and load distribution systems.
• NCCER, NCCCO or equivalent Master Trainer.

Responsibilities

• Maintain training programs for crane, rigging, and signaling operations.
• Coordinate scheduling of training classes, facilities, times, participants and instructor evaluations.
• Administer craft qualification program, including crane and rigging operation skill assessments.
• Ensure training and assessment programs align with site procedures, guidelines and federal regulations.
• Evaluate craft training needs and coordinate support from rigging/training management.

Skills

Rigging planning

Crane operations

Safety & quality control

Subcontract administration

Project training

Education

Bachelor's degree (or international equivalent)

Job description

Bechtel is building a semiconductor manufacturing plant in New Albany, Ohio. The role focuses on field engineering specialization, work planning, material management, quantity verification and validation, safety and quality control, and subcontract coordination to support the project.

You will train craft personnel in crane, rigging and signaling operations, coordinate qualification programs, and ensure that training aligns with site procedures and federal regulations.