Elite Glazing and installation LTd 
Is hiring.

We’re recruiting an experienced spider crane operator 
Start date : 29/04/25
Duration: Minimum 1 month with the opportunity for longer remote 
Location : Waterloo , 
Operating : 295 and 376 spider crane 
Requirements: CPCS and experience 
Pay : 22£/23£ 10hrs depending on experience 

If interested: please call or message : [PHONE]

Crane Operator

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    Steel Framework Assembly:

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        Erect steel columns, beams, trusses, and girders according to engineering drawings.

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        Bolt, weld, or rivet components into position, ensuring alignment and structural integrity.

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    Blueprint Interpretation:

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        Read and interpret technical drawings, CAD models, and specifications.

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        Plan assembly sequences and mark reference points for accurate placement.

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    Equipment Operation:

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        Operate cranes, hoists, and MEWPs (Mobile Elevated Work Platforms) to position steel components.

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        Use hand/power tools (e.g., spud wrenches, torque wrenches, welding gear).

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    Safety Compliance:

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        Follow Work at Height Regulations 2005, CDM 2015, and site-specific safety protocols.

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        Conduct risk assessments and use PPE (harnesses, helmets, steel-toe boots).

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    Quality Contr...Click 'Apply' for more info.

Rigger jobs are very few and far between these days, from what I have seen. 

A lot of companies don’t employ riggers directly, they just put their own lads through rigging courses. 

That’s how pretty much every company I have worked for do it anyway. 

Most companies will just have rigging as a training requirement on their training matrix for certain job roles. 

For example, I’m a crane op as my main job and also have my rigging tickets. I’m by no means a fully experienced rigger, but we get the odd rigging job now and then. Usually in port or shipyard. We just do it ourselves, they don’t hire a load of riggers in. 

I don’t want to dishearten anyone but maybe try and push out for other entry level jobs that are out there and build your rigging up from that. 

Plus, there are absolutely thousands of people out there with rigging tickets already, all competing for jobs. 

Every week at places like 3t they are churning out rigging courses.

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