REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.
POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: Crane Operator
JOB CODE $ 031505, 036560
DATE PREPARED ; July 21, 1992 Revised: December 13, 1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT
The incumbent operates gasoline, diesel, or LPG powered rubber-tired truck or track-driven crane equipped with

either hydraulic powered telescoping boom and hydraulic driven winches for lifting/lowering loads or with lattice
type boom, with gear driven or torque converter-driven winches for raisinglowering the boom and loads.

DIMENSIONS

The Crane Operator reports to an Operator Foreman, a construction foreman, or an exempt supervisor and has
No supervisory responsibility.

NATURE AND SCOPE

1. Operates rubber-tired or track-driven cranes rated from 3-ton to 900-ton to load, offload, stack, or move
materials and equipment;

2. Raises, lowers, and/or swings various types of equipment and materials; stacks tower sections; raises and
lowers; or positions emplacement rack and related parts;

3. Observes hand signals and/or receives instructions via radio while raising, lowering, swinging
equipment/materiais;

4, Moves rubber-tired or track-driven cranes from one area of constructions site to another as job requires;
5. Changes boom configuration as required; load-tests cranes;
6. Keeps daily log and sees that equipment is maintained properly;

7. Performs lifting or material handling duties associated with this job; escorts wide loads from one location to
another as required;

8. Adheres to ail Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, health, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

9. Performs related work as required.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of time
Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time
Physical jonall 1/3 of tim

1. Occasional standing/walking while not operating machines on al! types of terrains for short distances
throughout work shift;

2. Frequent-to-constant sitting while operating various types of equipment and subject to
bouncing/jarring/vibration depending upon type of terrain;

3. Occasional lifting/carrying 1 to 50 pounds of tools/equipment; assistive devices a
up to 100 pounds of tools/equipment;

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4. Frequent pushing/pulling required while operating equipment using hand levers/steering wheels exerting a
force up to 10 ta 20 pounds;
5. Frequent climbing on/off equipment, up steps, or stationary ladder;
6. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while operating equipment;
7. May occasionally kneel/crouch while inspecting or performing minor maintenance on equipment;
8. Constant use of both hands/arms while reaching/grasping/gripping/fingering while operating equipment;

9. Constant use of sight abilities including depth perception, peripheral vision, hand/eye/foot coordination,
visual acuity in near-, mid-, and far-range while operating equipment;
10. Frequent use of speech abilities required in communicating with coworkers, maintaining radio contact,
alerting workers working in/around moving equipment; constant use of hearing abilities to communicate
with coworkers, monitor equipment performance, and give/receive instructions.

Mental

1. Constant mental alertness, and attention to detail while operating equipment, often in hazardous situations,
working around workers and/or other moving equipment;

2. Must be able to read/write/speak English;

3. Must possess basic mathematical skills;

4. Must have basic mechanical aptitude to identify equipment malfunctions and assist in equipment changes;
5. Must be able to work independently and perform ail work that is assigned.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed inside climate-controlled cab of equipment or occasionally exposed to outdoor weather
conditions.

Tools & Equipment Used: Hand/power tools, two-way radio, daily log, and other equipment as needed. Safety
equipment includes hard hat, safety glasses, steel-toed safety shoes, and other equipment as needed.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE

Completion of a recognized apprentice program or a minimum of three years of experience is required. Cranes
over 100-ton capacity may have special requirements to operate.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Operators working event-related cranes must be certified and may be require to pass a medical fitness exam
due to the sensitive nature of these assignments. Valid driver's license is required.