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AREKO Group is looking for a Boom Truck Operator Main duty Ensure the conduct of the Truck-Grue and carry out the operations of lifting, loading and unloading materials safely, while respecting technical procedures and deadlines. Activities
- Driving the crane truck
- Drive the boom truck to the various intervention sites.
- Securely position the vehicle prior to operations.
- Deploy and maneuver the integrated crane to lift and move loads.
- Adapt the maneuvers according to weight, radius and environment.
- Lifting operations
- Load and unload materials (equipment, containers, structures, etc.).
- Ensure load stability during operations.
- Work in coordination with signalers and ground crews.
- Respect the load limits and lifting abaques.
- Security and Compliance
- Check the condition of the truck and crane before each use.
- Ensure the proper functioning of safety devices (stabilizers, brakes, etc.).
- Respect the HSE rules (hygiene, safety, environment).
- Interrupt any operation in case of risk.
- Maintenance and maintenance
- Perform daily checks (oil, tires, hydraulic system).
- Perform first level maintenance.
- Report any failure or anomaly.
- Keep the logbook and maintenance sheets up to date.
- Organization and reporting
- Plan trips and interventions with hierarchy.
- Report on the operations performed.
- Participate in security meetings.
Education / Qualifications
- Driver's license for heavy goods vehicles (C or equivalent).
- Certification in auxiliary crane driving (CACES or equivalent).
Experience
- Professional experience of 2 to 5 years in a similar position.
- Control of the driving of heavy goods vehicles and the operation of a crane truck.
- Knowledge of lifting and slinging techniques.
- Read load charts.
- Knowledge of road safety and construction site rules.
- Notions in mechanics and hydraulics. Conditions for applying
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