Position Overview
 
 
The Mobilram Pile Driver Operator is responsible for operating a Mobilram (telescopic leader rig) to install piles, sheet piles, and other deep foundation or shoring systems. This role requires advanced equipment operation skills, knowledge of piling methods, and a commitment to safety and productivity in geotechnical and foundation construction projects.
 
 
Key Responsibilities
 
 
Equipment Operation
 
  
 - Operate a Mobilram pile driving rig and related attachments (vibratory hammers, rotary drives, impact hammers, etc.).
 - Install driven piles, drilled piles, sheet piles, and soil improvement systems per project requirements.
 - Conduct equipment pre-checks, monitor machine performance, and report mechanical issues.
 - Assist in rig setup, positioning, and demobilization on site.
 - Adjust piling operations to accommodate soil conditions and design specifications.
 
  
 
 
Site Work & Production
 
  
 - Interpret construction drawings, pile layouts, and survey control points.
 - Drive or drill piles to the required depth, angle, and alignment.
 - Monitor production parameters (driving logs, torque, penetration rates, refusal criteria).
 - Work closely with spotters, riggers, and ground crews for safe and accurate installations.
 - Support general site operations when the rig is not in use.
 
  
 
 
Safety & Compliance
 
  
 - Follow all OSHA, site-specific, and company safety policies.
 - Conduct daily equipment safety inspections and maintain logs.
 - Ensure work zones are secured during piling operations.
 - Report any hazards, incidents, or near misses immediately.
 
  
 
 
Coordination & Communication
 
  
 - Communicate effectively with supervisors, engineers, and surveyors.
 - Report daily production, equipment usage, and site issues.
 
  
 
 
 
Qualifications
 
  
 - Minimum 3-5 years of experience operating Mobilram or similar piling rigs (e.g., Bauer, Liebherr, ABI).
 - Strong knowledge of pile driving, drilling, and shoring methods.
 - Ability to read and interpret pile driving logs, geotechnical reports, and drawings.
 - Valid heavy equipment operator certification or equivalent training.
 - OSHA 10/30 certification required.
 - Mechanical aptitude to troubleshoot and assist with rig maintenance.
 - Ability to work in outdoor construction environments under variable conditions.
 
  
 
 
 
Working Conditions
 
  
 - Field-based role in heavy civil and foundation construction projects.
 - Outdoor work in all weather conditions.
 - Extended shifts, nights, and weekends may be required.
 - Physically demanding environment near heavy equipment.
 
  
 
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