Farhan Ahmad

• Communicated with passengers and transported them to and from their desired destinations, ensuring the great customer experience
• Maintained vehicle clean and in excellent condition, provided all-time excellent customer service, and resolved any customer problematic issues
• Loaded and unloaded vehicles, identified and took the shortest and fastest root, and demonstrated the ability to remain calm in stressful situations
• Followed navigational directions from GPS, calculated the right fare, and executed multiple administrative tasks as required
• Achieved and maintained a perfect 5-star Uber rider rating.

1. Equipment Operation: Hoist operators control cranes, derricks, and other hoisting equipment using various controls, which may be manual, hydraulic, or electronic.

2. Safety: Ensuring safety is paramount. Operators must follow safety protocols, conduct regular equipment inspections, and be aware of their surroundings to avoid accidents.

3. Load Handling: They determine the weight and center of gravity of loads, secure loads properly, and follow signals from ground workers to position items accurately

4. Communication: Effective communication with other workers, including signalers and riggers, is crucial for coordinating movements and ensuring safety.

5. Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance and minor repairs on equipment to ensure it is in good working order.

6. Certification and Training: Hoist operators typically require certification, which involves training on the specific types of equipment they will be using and passing written and practical exams.

7. Work Environment: They often work in construction sites, shipyards, warehouses, and manufacturing plants, and must be prepared to work in various weather conditions and at heights. The role of a hoist operator is critical in industries that involve heavy lifting and material handling, contributing to efficient and safe operations.