Marine Crane Operator

Bridgemans Services Group LP

$124K *
Transportation
Less than 5 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Experience with hydraulic or mechanical friction cranes up to 300 tonnes
  • Background in operating cranes from floating platforms or derrick barges
  • Valid crane operator certification for British Columbia (Unlimited Tonnage preferred)
  • Rigging and signaling qualifications appropriate for lifting operations
  • Ability to meet medical and fitness-for-duty requirements, passing drug and alcohol clearance

Responsibilities

  • Operate a 220-tonne crane on a derrick barge for marine demolition
  • Perform rigging for the demolition of terminal and dock structures
  • Extract concrete, steel, and timber piles using a vibratory hammer
  • Cut concrete pile caps up to 54 inches wide with hydraulic shear cutters
  • Set up and break down the crane and its attachments as needed
  • Prepare lift plans based on crane capabilities and load weights
  • Conduct daily safety inspections of crane and rigging equipment
  • Coordinate with crew members to ensure safety and efficiency during lifting operations
  • Monitor environmental conditions and barge stability during operations
  • Complete tasks assigned by the Project Superintendent or Barge Foreman

Benefits

  • Full-time rotational work schedule
  • Opportunity to work on a significant marine demolition project
  • Collaborative environment with skilled craft personnel
  • Exposure to diverse operational scenarios in a marine setting
  • Involvement in safety-focused operations with adherence to regulations
Full Job Description
Marine Crane Operator - Derrick Barge

Primary Location: Kitimat, B.C

Employee Status: Full Time - Rotational

Hourly Rate: $60.00/-



The opportunity

This position is responsible for operating a lattice boom 220-tonne crawler crane on a derrick barge at a marine demolition project for Bridgemans.
The incumbent is primarily responsible for the safe operation of the crane and for performing rigging tasks in support of the demolition of a marine terminal / dock facility. The role works closely with the Barge Foreman and Supervisor, Vessel Captains, and other skilled craft personnel to deliver the works safely, on schedule, and in accordance with the approved work methodology.

Key Responsibilities
  • Operate a 220-tonne crane mounted on a derrick barge in support of marine demolition activities, in accordance with manufacturer requirements, approved lift plans, and applicable regulations.
  • Perform rigging tasks to support the demolition of marine terminal and dock structures, including the handling, lifting, and load-out of demolition arisings.
  • Perform concrete, steel, sheet, and timber pile extractions utilizing a vibratory hammer.
  • Perform concrete cutting operations of pile caps up to 54" wide using hydraulic shear cutters.
  • Set up, break down, remove, and re-instate the crane and necessary attachments as required by the work sequence.
  • Prepare lift plans by calculating crane capabilities and load weights in preparation for rigging and hoisting operations.
  • Perform daily pre-operational inspections of the crane, attachments, and rigging, and record and report all defects and deficiencies.
  • Perform regular maintenance of all crane components and rigging and remove defective equipment from service.
  • Coordinate lifting and demolition activities with the Barge Foreman, Vessel Captains, riggers, signalers', and adjacent work crews, maintaining clear and continuous communication throughout all operations.
  • Monitor barge stability, list, trim, and environmental conditions during lifting operations and stop work where limits are approached or exceeded.
  • Perform works as assigned by the Project Superintendent or Barge Foreman to ensure the successful completion of the marine demolition project.


Qualification and Experience
  • Demonstrated experience operating hydraulic or mechanical friction cranes of 300 tonnes and under.
  • Prior experience operating cranes from a floating platform, derrick barge, or similar marine environment.
  • Valid crane operator certification recognized in British Columbia (Mobile Crane Operator / Unlimited Tonnage or equivalent), maintained in good standing.
  • Rigging and signaling qualification appropriate to the lifting operations performed.
  • Able to meet and maintain all project, vessel, and client site access, medical, and fitness-for-duty requirements and pass drug and alcohol clearance.


Physical and Working Requirements

The position is primarily site-based and includes outdoor work in a marine and industrial environment.

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