Lift Directors

Most of our work today. The job is as much production and scheduling as it is safety. On your site, our Lift Directors:

  • Review the lift plan and load charts before anything gets picked
  • Check crane setup, ground conditions, and the swing area
  • Run the pre-lift meeting with the operator, riggers, and signal person
  • Sequence picks and coordinate deliveries and trades around the crane

Crane Operators

A card means an operator is certified. Experience is what makes them qualified. We check both: NCCCO certification for the crane on your job, and real seat time on that class of machine.

Riggers

NCCCO-certified riggers who inspect their own gear, choose the right rigging for the load, and work to the Lift Director’s plan.

How we vet our workforce

Our standard, in the words of Cory Erickson, our operations manager. Every Lift Director, crane operator, and rigger we place is checked for:

  • Proven field experience
  • Current credentials for the work they will do
  • Crane and rigging knowledge
  • A documented track record on complex lifts
  • Lift-planning ability, for Lift Directors

“Not simply a resume or certification list. The right person should be able to demonstrate that they understand the equipment, the rigging, the site conditions, and the responsibility of stopping a lift when something is not right.”

Need a crew?

Tell us what the job needs and one of us will call you back.