Full-Time

Marine Crane Operator

Derrick Barge

Posted on 9/11/2026

Bridgemans Services

Bridgemans Services

Compensation Overview

CA$60/hr

Kitimat, BC, Canada

In Person

Category
Building Trades
Requirements
  • Demonstrated experience operating hydraulic or mechanical friction cranes of 300 tonnes and under.
  • Prior experience operating cranes from a floating platform, derrick barge, or similar marine environment.
  • Valid crane operator certification recognized in British Columbia, such as Mobile Crane Operator / Unlimited Tonnage or equivalent, maintained in good standing.
  • Rigging and signaling qualification appropriate to the lifting operations performed.
  • Ability to meet and maintain all project, vessel, and client site access, medical, and fitness-for-duty requirements and pass drug and alcohol clearance.
  • Ability to work primarily on site outdoors in a marine and industrial environment.
Responsibilities
  • Operate a 220-tonne crane mounted on a derrick barge in support of marine demolition activities, in accordance with manufacturer requirements, approved lift plans, and applicable regulations.
  • Perform rigging tasks to support the demolition of marine terminal and dock structures, including handling, lifting, and load-out of demolition arisings.
  • Perform concrete, steel, sheet, and timber pile extractions using a vibratory hammer.
  • Perform concrete cutting operations on pile caps up to 54 inches wide using hydraulic shear cutters.
  • Set up, break down, remove, and reinstate the crane and necessary attachments as required by the work sequence.
  • Prepare lift plans by calculating crane capabilities and load weights for rigging and hoisting operations.
  • Perform daily pre-operational inspections of the crane, attachments, and rigging, and record and report all defects and deficiencies.
  • Perform regular maintenance of crane components and rigging and remove defective equipment from service.
  • Coordinate lifting and demolition activities with the Barge Foreman, Vessel Captains, riggers, signalers, and adjacent work crews while maintaining clear and continuous communication.
  • Monitor barge stability, list, trim, and environmental conditions during lifting operations and stop work when limits are approached or exceeded.
  • Perform work assigned by the Project Superintendent or Barge Foreman to support completion of the marine demolition project.

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