Crane Rigger/Signaler

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Job description

The Crane signaler needs to know :
OSHA 1926 CFT on Cranes and Derricks in Construction says that crane operator signal persons are considered qualified when they:

• know the types of signals used at the work site.
• can competently use those signals
• know the crane equipment, its limitations and all the dynamics involved in crane and boom movement and lifting
• demonstrate their knowledge through oral, written, and practical testing
• are evaluated by a third-party or in-house Qualified Evaluator

When a signal person must be on station
OSHA 1926.1419(a) says that a signal person has to be on the job when:

• the load or area near or at the load is not in full view of the operator.
• when the equipment is on the move and the direction of the movement is obstructed.
• when either the operator or the person handling the load believes that a signal person should be present because of site safety conditions.

If you have experience and meet the criteria listed above and you can start immediately please call ASAP

Pay: $23.00 per year

Experience:

• Signaling: 1 year (Required)

Education:

• High school or equivalent (Required)

License:

• Certification (Required)