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Lattice Boom Crane Operator
Atlanta, GA
Lattice boom crane operator based in Atlanta, GA. You'll operate lattice boom cranes to lift, place and set heavy materials on construction and industrial sites across Georgia. Day-to-day work includes rigging, hoisting, setting rebar cages, precast erection and executing planned lifts safely and on time. This role requires a hands-on operator who reads load charts, follows lift plans, coordinates with riggers and site supervisors, and enforces safety procedures. Expect travel to project sites across the state, multi-crane and critical lifts, and steady project work with opportunities for overtime and advancement.
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Licensed Crane Operator
Manchester, NH
Licensed crane operators needed in Manchester, NH for construction lifting and hoisting work. You’ll run mobile and lattice cranes on concrete and general construction projects, lift and set rebar cages, move materials, and work closely with riggers and site supervision. This is hands-on work: safe crane setup, following load charts and lift plans, clear signaling, and careful load handling. Local day shifts with opportunities for overtime. Pay is competitive and based on license type and experience.
Full Time
Tower Crane Operator
Austin, TX
Operate a tower crane on commercial construction sites in Austin, TX. You’ll hoist materials per signalman direction, supervise field crews, and maintain strict safety practices while working at heights. This role demands attention, good communication, and steady hands in a physically demanding job. You will be expected to attend required safety and company trainings, follow lift plans and signaling protocols, and keep the worksite safe and efficient. Prior tower crane experience and NCCCO certification are required; OSHA 10 must be completed within 90 days of hire.
Full Time
Crane Operator
Lakeland, FL
Join a hands-on crew as a Crane Operator supporting structural steel erection and rigging projects across Florida. You will operate mobile and crawler cranes to lift, position, and set beams, columns, joists and specialty steel while working directly with riggers and ironworkers. This role emphasizes safe, precise lifting: read load charts and lift plans, coordinate lifts by hand signals and radio, perform daily equipment inspections, and follow site safety rules. Travel to jobsites statewide is required; overnight stays may be necessary. Pay up to $40/hr depending on experience.