Job Description: An EOT (Electric Overhead Traveling) Crane Operator is responsible for safely and efficiently operating overhead bridge cranes to lift, transport, and position heavy materials, raw components, or finished products within factories, warehouses, or steel plants. Key Responsibilities

- Crane Operation: Manipulate levers, buttons, or pendant/cabin controls to regulate the speed, travel, and hoist movement of the bridge and trolley.

- Pre- & Post-Shift Inspections: Check power supplies, bridge hoists, lifting tackle, safety pins, limit switches, and wire ropes for mechanical jamming or wear before and after operation.

- Load Handling & Rigging: Interpret load charts, verify safe working load (SWL) limits, and ensure materials are properly attached and balanced.

- Communication & Coordination: Follow hand or radio signals from designated ground crew, riggers, or signalpersons to guide lifts and avoid obstructions.

- Maintenance & Minor Repairs:



Perform routine greasing/maintenance and conduct minor field repairs or report major malfunctions to the maintenance team.

- Record Keeping: Maintain daily logbooks tracking material movement, shifts, equipment checkups, and safety incidents.

Required Qualifications & Skills

- Education: High school diploma, ITI trade certificate, or equivalent industrial training.

- Experience: Typically 1 to 5 years of hands-on experience operating EOT or overhead cranes in a manufacturing, warehouse, or steel plant setting.

- Certifications: Valid crane operator certification, license, or statutory competency card (where mandated by local industrial safety acts). Core Skills:

- - Hand-eye coordination and spatial/depth perception.
- Understanding of rigging principles and weight estimation.
- Strict adherence to workplace safety protocols and emergency stop procedures.

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📌 Eot Crean Operator For Foundry Plant - Tilda , Chhattisgarh
🏢 Vinayak Outsourcing Works
📍 Tilda