Steerman

ProLift Rigging is a privately owned, purpose-driven industrial construction company that has a unique, opportunistic, and growth-oriented culture.    OUR PURPOSE  To acknowledge and glorify God by living in submission to Him as we steward His resources, giving Him thanks through the meaningful work we do, and directing the profits of our business to the redemptive work He is doing on the earth.  OUR MISSION  To be the best full-service lifting, rigging, and relocation solutions company, enabling total project success for teams that construct, move, or maintain mission-critical plant, machines, and equipment. Best is:  Loyal and growing customers that consider us the best. Aligned, engaged, value-driven, and effective team members doing whatever it takes to achieve our mission. Esteemed by the participants in our industry. High return on capital. OUR CORE VALUES  Safety - Evaluate risk, plan to mitigate it to protect customers, our team, the public, and property.  Focus - Focus on the potential of our customers and fellow teammates, working for their success as if our success is on the line.  Ingenuity - Think about, discuss, and implement ideas that make us better.  Superintend - take seriously the opportunity to wisely invest time, talent, and capital for the benefit of others.  Respect - Soberly respect others and the work we do. Both matters.  Diligence - Remember that any meaningful goal is achieved through dogged persistence and staying engaged.  Teamwork - We are a team that needs each member’s contribution to achieve our mission. Overview: A Steerman plays a critical role in the safe transport of oversized and heavy haul loads. This position is responsible for controlling the rear axles of large trailers to ensure the load tracks properly through turns, tight job sites, and restricted roadways. While the Steerman does not control speed or braking, their precise steering is essential for safe navigation and may fall under CMV driver regulations depending on the configuration and state requirements. Additional responsibilities, the Steerman may operate as a chase pilot, following behind oversized loads to provide a safety buffer and alert other drivers. In this capacity, the Steerman communicates with the truck driver via radio regarding traffic conditions, hazards, and route challenges. The role includes managing traffic flow using warning signs and lights, ensuring compliance with transport regulations, and assisting with roadside inspections or minor mechanical issues when necessary. Responsibilities: Operates rear steering axles of large or articulated vehicles Ensure trailers stay aligned and on course during transit Communicates with front driver for coordinated vehicle control Navigates tight turns, narrow roads, and complex routes Monitors trailer position and adjust rear axles as needed Supports safe maneuvering in urban, industrial, or construction…