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Crane Operator - Per Diem Offered
Trillium Construction is in need of an NCCCO Crawler Crane Operator for a 3-week project in Wynnewood, OK to Run a Liebherr LR1160 200-ton Crawler Crane.
Will move to another job in Texas after this is completed. Schedule is Monday – Saturday, 6/10’s. Pay rate is $42/hr. plus Per Diem $125.00/day paid 7 days. Travel Max Pay $300.00.
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-Must be green Lit in DISA
-Must have a Current SE-Safe Safety Council course and is willing to do Online Site-Specific Safety Training.
-Must have 2 years of continuous experience running Liebherr 200 Ton Crawler Cranes.
-Must Have a current NCCCO with LAT, LBC
-References Required
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