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About the Role:
We are seeking an experienced and safety-conscious Crane, Hoist or Lift Operator to join our operations team. In this role, you will be responsible for safely operating a range of lifting equipment—including stationary and mobile cranes, hoists, and winches—to lift, move, and position heavy materials, equipment, and personnel on construction sites, industrial facilities, ports, and other operational zones.

This is a hands-on position requiring a strong focus on site safety, communication, and coordination with riggers, spotters, and other ground personnel.

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct pre-start checks and safety tests on all lifting equipment to ensure operational readiness

Operate controls to manoeuvre cranes, lifts, and hoists accurately and in accordance with job specifications

Work closely with riggers and spotters to safely align, raise, lower, and position loads

Monitor lifting activities using visual cues, instrumentation, and communication systems to ensure safety and compliance

Maintain awareness of lifting zones, environmental conditions, and site-specific hazards

Inspect, clean, and lubricate ropes, winches, and crane components; replace worn parts as required

Respond to fault indicators and report any mechanical issues or unsafe conditions immediately

Operate specialised attachments for tasks such as demolition, pile driving, or personnel lifting (where applicable)

Maintain daily logbooks, incident records, and safety checklists in line with operational protocols

Comply with all workplace health and safety regulations and company procedures

Requirements:

AQF Certificate II or III in a relevant field (or equivalent experience)

Valid high-risk work licence for crane operation (e.g. CN, C2, C6, C1, CO)

Proven experience operating cranes, hoists, or lifting machinery in construction or industrial settings

Familiarity with signalling methods, rigging procedures, and load management techniques

Strong situational awareness and safety mindset

Ability to interpret lift plans, diagrams, and site layouts

Physical fitness and manual dexterity to operate equipment for extended periods