Heavy Crane Operator (200+ tonnes) – UK Travel

Mamoet UK Ltd.; Ingleby Barwick; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Buy/sell holiday scheme

PPE and workwear provided

Life assurance

Company pension

Wellbeing programme

Overnight allowance

Discount platform

Enhanced maternity/paternity leave

Job summary

Mammoet UK Ltd. is seeking a Heavy Crane Operator to independently perform lifting operations using telescopic cranes, including assembly and dismantling, maintenance, and site travel across the UK.

The role is based at the Teesside office with a strong emphasis on safety and efficiency in all lifts, reporting to the Operations Manager. Applicants should have a valid CPCS Blue Card for crane categories, experience with cranes over 200 tonnes, and a UK driving licence (Cat CIE).

Qualifications

• CPCS Blue Card with crane categories to operate large cranes.
• Proven experience operating cranes with high lifting capacities (>200 tonnes).
• Good written and spoken English for reporting and safety communications.

Responsibilities

• Maintain external and technical condition of assigned cranes and equipment.
• Prepare cranes for operation including assembling/dismantling ballast and safety systems.
• Operate cranes safely and efficiently, with travel to sites as needed.
• Follow all safety procedures and supervisor instructions for lift planning and execution.

Skills

Crane operation expertise

Safety awareness

Written English

Education

CPCS Blue Card (Crane categories)

CPCS Slinger/Signaller

UK Driving Licence (Cat C/E)

Job description

Mammoet UK Ltd. is seeking a Heavy Crane Operator to independently perform lifting operations using telescopic cranes, including assembly and dismantling, maintenance, and site travel across the UK.

The role is based at the Teesside office with a strong emphasis on safety and efficiency in all lifts, reporting to the Operations Manager. Applicants should have a valid CPCS Blue Card for crane categories, experience with cranes over 200 tonnes, and a UK driving licence (Cat CIE).