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Crane Operator - Per Diem Offered

Trillium Construction is in need of a NCCCO Rough Terrain Crane Operator in Duke Oklahoma for 3-5 months!

Will operate Grove 130 Ton and a Tadano 15-ton Rough Terrain. This is new Construction of an Addition to a Concrete Facility. Work Schedule is 10 days (10 hours per day) on and 4 off currently, and will shift to solid 6/10 schedule soon. Per diem will be paid 7 days per week. Pay $40/hr. Per Diem $100/day paid 7 days, travel in $250 paid on your first Check and travel out Paid on Successful Completion. Work starts ASAP!

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-Must have a Current NCCCO with TLL and must have 2 years minimum seat time.

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