Grapple Truck Operator

A Hi-Rail Grapple Truck Operator is responsible for operating a specialized vehicle that can function both on roads and railway tracks. This role involves handling a grapple arm to lift, move, and place heavy materials, often in the context of railroad maintenance, construction, and repair work. Below is a detailed job description for a

Hi-Rail Grapple Truck Operator:

Job Title:

Hi-Rail Grapple Truck Operator Reports To:

Operations Manager or Foreman Job Summary:

The Hi-Rail Grapple Truck Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of a hi-rail equipped grapple truck. This role involves transporting materials, loading and unloading heavy items, and performing maintenance tasks on railroad tracks and surrounding areas. The operator must adhere to all safety protocols and ensure the proper functioning of the vehicle and equipment.

Key Responsibilities:

Vehicle Operation:

Material Handling:

Maintenance and Inspection:

Safety Compliance:

Documentation:

Collaboration:

Qualifications:

Education and Experience:

Licenses and Certifications:

Skills:

Physical Requirements:

Ability to lift and move heavy objects, often weighing 50 pounds or more. Capacity to work in various weather conditions and environments, including rail yards, construction sites, and roadways. Physical endurance to operate machinery for extended periods and perform manual labor as needed.

Work Environment:

The role involves working outdoors in varying weather conditions. Exposure to noise, dust, and other typical conditions of a construction or rail work site. Travel may be required depending on the location of projects.

Additional Notes:

This role may require overtime, night shifts, and weekend work depending on project needs. The operator must be willing to undergo periodic drug testing and background checks as required by the company and industry regulations.

You should be proficient in:

Driver's License Equipment Troubleshooting Loading and Unloading Vehicles Heavy Material Handling Lift Truck Repair & Maintenance Diesel & Heavy Equipment Systems Equipment Diagnostics & Troubleshooting Crane & Lifting Equipment Systems Current CDL License High School / GED Machines & technologies you'll use: Boom Truck Boom Crane Hi-Rail Truck Grapple Truck Operator Syracuse, NE 68446 $34 - $42 an hour $34 - $42 an hour A Hi-Rail Grapple Truck Operator is responsible for operating a specialized vehicle that can function both on roads and railway tracks. This role involves handling a grapple arm to lift, move, and place heavy materials, often in the context of railroad maintenance, construction, and repair work. Below is a detailed job description for a

Hi-Rail Grapple Truck Operator:

Job Title:

Hi-Rail Grapple Truck Operator Reports To:

Operations Manager or Foreman Job Summary:

The Hi-Rail Grapple Truck Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of a hi-rail equipped grapple truck. This role involves transporting materials, loading and unloading heavy items, and performing maintenance tasks on railroad tracks and surrounding areas. The operator must adhere to all safety protocols and ensure the proper functioning of the vehicle and equipment.

Key Responsibilities:

Vehicle Operation:

Material Handling:

Maintenance and Inspection:

Safety Compliance:

Documentation:

Collaboration:

Qualifications:

Education and Experience:

Licenses and Certifications:

Skills:

Physical Requirements:

Ability to lift and move heavy objects, often weighing 50 pounds or more. Capacity to work in various weather conditions and environments, including rail yards, construction sites, and roadways. Physical endurance to operate machinery for extended periods and perform manual labor as needed.

Work Environment:

The role involves working outdoors in varying weather conditions. Exposure to noise, dust, and other typical conditions of a construction or rail work site. Travel may be required depending on the location of projects.

Additional Notes:

This role may require overtime, night shifts, and weekend work depending on project needs. The operator must be willing to undergo periodic drug testing and background checks as required by the company and industry regulations.

You should be proficient in:

Driver's License Equipment Troubleshooting Loading and Unloading Vehicles Heavy Material Handling Lift Truck Repair & Maintenance Diesel & Heavy Equipment Systems Equipment Diagnostics & Troubleshooting Crane & Lifting Equipment Systems Current CDL License High School / GED Machines & technologies you'll use: Boom Truck Boom Crane Hi-Rail Truck