Crane Operator

Job Description

Job Description

Crane Operator (Tree Care Division) Location: Jessup, MD Pay: $28–$35/hour (based on experience) Schedule: Monday–Friday + Overtime & Emergency Work Year-Round Opportunity This Isn't Just Another Driving Job This is precision work. Big equipment. High responsibility. Real impact. We're growing fast, and we're looking for a skilled Crane Operator who knows their way around a job site and takes pride in doing things the right way-safe, efficient, and controlled. You'll be operating a 23-ton stick crane mounted on an International truck, working alongside a tight-knit crew that depends on you to make the toughest removals look easy. What You'll Be Doing Operating a 23-ton stick crane for tree removals and technical lifts Setting up jobs safely and efficiently (rigging, load control, communication) Working closely with climbers and ground crew to execute complex removals Performing daily equipment inspections and basic maintenance Responding to emergency storm work when needed Why This Role Stands Out High-skill, high-respect position - you're a critical part of the operation Consistent overtime opportunities, especially during storm and emergency work Work with a company that's growing fast and investing in its people and equipment No two days are the same - real challenges, real problem-solving What You Need CDL (Commercial Driver's License) – required Proven experience operating cranes (construction, tree work, or similar) Strong understanding of job site safety and load dynamics Ability to stay calm and focused under pressure Willingness to be available for after-hours emergency calls when needed Big Plus (Not Required) Certified Crane Operator license Experience in tree removal or arboriculture work Who This is Perfect For An experienced operator who takes pride in precision and safety Someone who wants more than repetitive job site work Someone who's ready to be part of a high-performing crew and growing company Someone who doesn't mind the occasional "all hands on deck" moment when storms hit If you're the kind of operator who enjoys making difficult jobs look effortless-and wants to be part of a company that's building something real-this is your seat in the cab.