Crane Operator operates a crane to lift, move, load, unload, or position heavy materials or equipment. Performs daily safety and performance checks of crane equipment and may perform routine maintenance such as cleaning and lubricating or checking fluid levels. Being a Crane Operator communicates via hand or radio signals to receive or convey instructions. Identifies and addresses potential hazards and adheres to all safety protocols. Additionally, Crane Operator maintains documentation of activities including time logs and inspection reports to ensure compliance with regulations and operating procedures. Typically requires a high school diploma. May require NCCCO Certification. May require State License. Typically reports to a supervisor. The Crane Operator works under moderate supervision. Gaining or has attained full proficiency in a specific area of discipline. To be a Crane Operator typically requires 1-3 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
Crane Operator
Wagstaff Crane has been serving the Intermountain West for 60 years, offering the most complete line of hydraulic cranes in the area. Wagstaff was founded in 1963 and has evolved into one of the most respected and safe crane operations of its kind. Our mission is to uphold the values and principles that Wagstaff Crane was built on. We care about the work we do and pride ourselves on safety, honesty, and quality work.
POSITION SUMMARY:
Operate mobile cranes to lift and move materials, machines, or products in multiple industries for a wide variety of clients.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
All other duties as assigned
QUALIFICATIONS:
NCCCO: TLL (REQUIRED)
TSS, LBC, TWR (preferred)
Benefits:
Retirement plan
Schedule:
12 hour shift
License/Certification:
NCCCO: TLL (required)
Salary $28-$40 per hour DOE
We do not offer relocation assistance for out-of-state applicants.