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Job Title
TELESCOPIC CRANE OPERATOR/INDUSTRIAL FITTEREmployment Type
ContractExperience
5 to 10 yearsSalary
NegotiableJob Published
29 April 2024Job Reference No.
3149873382Job Description
Our client is looking for an Operator for the Mobile Telescopic Crane for their customer in Sint-Truiden.
This company specializes in industrial construction.
As a driver you will be responsible for:
- Operating a mobile telescopic crane
- Moving concrete elements to the right place.
- Placing orders for all necessary materials etc
Job Profile
- You must have a Technical Diploma and at least 5 years of experience.
- You must have experience with a telescopic crane (for example: Liebherr LTR 1100), preferably a mobile telescopic crane.
- You must have experience with industrial assembly. Here you will be deployed as less work with the telescopic crane.
- You can make technical plans (very important)
- You are in possession of a driving license B.
- You can organize well and communicate perfectly in English
- You can work completely independently
Job-related competencies
- Adjust the cutting or forming tools and cut the elements (profiles, tubes, plates, ...) from deformation
- Check dimensions, shapes, weld seams, ... and carry out the necessary updates, adjustments or manipulation in case of deformations or errors in alignment
- Place and mark structural elements, welding and assembly points, ...
- Data for production and quality follow-up errors (malfunctions, interventions, ...)
- Determine the assembly operations and required materials based on instructions, technical files, ...
What do they offer?
- Accommodation (including utilities).
- Free Internet.
- The first flight.
- Payment of the first formalities.
- You will work in a regime of 6 weeks of work/1 week of leave.
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