Become a Concrete Pump Operator!
Imagine being at the helm of a powerful machine that brings construction projects to life by delivering the lifeblood of every build—concrete. As a concrete pump operator, you’ll control cutting-edge equipment that pumps liquid concrete from a mixer truck to precise locations on bustling construction sites. Your expertise ensures skyscrapers soar, bridges connect, and foundations stand strong. Embrace the thrill of shaping skylines and the satisfaction of seeing your work take form in towering structures and robust infrastructures. Become a concrete pump operator and pump up your career to extraordinary heights!
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AT-A-GLANCE
A digger derrick operator is responsible for operating a specialized truck-mounted machine equipped with a crane and an auger used in construction, utility maintenance, and other industries.
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Typical Salary Range:
Typical entry level positions start around $47,000 per year while most experienced workers can make $100,000 or more per year.*
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*Salaries listed are only estimates and can vary widely depending on several factors including but not limited to location, type of work, experience, certifications, fringe benefits provided, union, open shop, etc.
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Typical Duties/Responsibilities:
Setting up and preparing the concrete pump for operation, positioning the pump truck in a safe and optimal location, and controlling the flow and distribution of concrete through the pump's system using remote controls. They may also be responsible for maintaining and servicing the concrete pumping equipment to ensure its optimal performance and reliability on construction sites.
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Typical Experience/Training:
At least 18 Years Old. Typically receives training and hands-on experience prior to taking a required certification exam. Usually has or obtains a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). Certification for concrete pump operator required.
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Typical Skills:
Technical Proficiency; Spatial Awareness; Hand-Eye Coordination, Communication Skills; Problem-Solving Skills; Safety Consciousness