Crane Operator

Schedule: Monday–Friday, with seasonal overtime and on-call opportunities Type: Full-Time | Union Position What You'll Do Operate a variety of cranes ranging from 3-ton spider cranes to 450-ton boom trucks Support daily operations including equipment transport, setup, and inspections Perform Job Hazard Analyses (JHA) and follow strict safety protocols Work closely with dispatch and team members to complete assigned job tickets Assist with driving semi trucks and moving equipment to job sites Execute primarily day-trade jobs (approx. 70%), with opportunities to support larger project work Maintain equipment readiness and ensure safe, efficient crane operations What Makes This Role Stand Out Consistent pipeline of work with a strong local presence Union pay + comprehensive benefits Opportunity to work on diverse equipment—rare variety in one role Career stability and long-term growth in a respected company Team-focused environment with a strong safety culture What You Bring NCCCO Certification (required) CDL Class A (required) Experience operating cranes (variety of experience welcome) Strong commitment to safety, teamwork, and reliability Willingness to support team needs with a “do what it takes” mindset Note: If you have your NCCCO and CDL-A, we want to hear from you—even if your experience level varies. Work Environment & Schedule Typical hours: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM (Monday–Friday) 30–60 hours/week depending on season On-call rotation required Majority of work based locally (~90% in/around the branch) Occasional travel to support customer jobs and projects Compensation Union pay scale Opportunity for above-scale pay based on experience and qualifications Weekly pay Overtime opportunities based on workload (not guaranteed) Why Join Us? If you're looking for more than just a job—this is a chance to build a career with a company that values your skills, invests in safety, and offers long-term stability in a high-demand field. EOE/AA Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran #J-18808-Ljbffr Barnhart Crane & Rigging