Crane Operator
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Workload
- 100%
- Location
- Chur
- Languages
- German, German
- First posted
Introduction
For our client from the construction industry, we are looking for a responsible and experienced individual as a Crane Operator. In this position, you will contribute significantly to the safe and efficient execution of construction projects.
Tasks
- Operating tower cranes or mobile cranes according to the deployment plan
- Safe lifting, moving, and positioning of construction materials
- Checking loads as well as monitoring safety regulations
- Performing simple maintenance and functional checks
- Supporting the construction site team with various activities
- Documentation of relevant processes and reporting of malfunctions
Profile
- Completed training or recognized crane operator's license
- Experience in operating cranes on construction sites
- High level of attention and strong safety awareness
- Good German skills
- Independent, calm, and reliable way of working
- Team-oriented and resilient
Advantages
- Varied assignments and modern machines
- Collaboration in a well-coordinated and helpful team
- Contemporary employment conditions
- Professional work clothing and safety equipment
- Possibility for further training
Contact Information
Interested?
Then we look forward to receiving your CV!
If you have further questions about this job offer (Reference: JN -022026-991978), please contact Armando Caviezel at +41582332381.
About us
Adecco is the market leader for personnel solutions in Switzerland and worldwide. Every day, our teams in our approximately 50 locations throughout Switzerland ensure the best match between candidates and customers in different professional fields and industries.
Adecco Schweiz is a company of the Adecco Group, the world's leading company for Talent Advisory and Solutions. We believe in making everyone fit for the future and employ over 3.5 million people daily. We recruit, develop, and train talent in 60 countries, and enable organizations to help shape the future of work.
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