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Lapham-Hickey Steel is hiring a Crane Operator at our Madison, IL facility. The role involves operating overhead cranes and related equipment to safely move materials in a manufacturing environment.
The position requires valid crane operator certification (OSHA preferred) and at least 2 years of experience. Responsibilities include lifting, banding, inspection, and accurate record-keeping while following safety policies.
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Full Time Manual Labor Madison, IL, US
Salary Range: $22.84 To $25.34 Hourly
Lapham-Hickey Steel is a family-owned, industry-leading steel service center with a legacy of 100 years in manufacturing and steel processing. With locations across the U.S., including Illinois, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia, we are committed to delivering high-quality steel products while fostering a culture of growth, teamwork, and innovation.
At Lapham-Hickey, we invest in our people, offering competitive benefits, career development opportunities, and a supportive environment where employees can thrive. Whether you’re looking to start or advance your career in manufacturing, engineering, sales, or operations, we provide the tools and resources to help you succeed.
Join us and be part of a company that values integrity, customer commitment, and continuous improvement. Your future in steel starts here!
The Crane Operator plays a critical role in the manufacturing industry by safely and efficiently operating heavy lifting equipment to move materials and products within industrial sites. This position requires precision and attention to detail to ensure that loads are handled securely, minimizing risk to personnel and property. The operator will work closely with other equipment operators to coordinate lifts and maintain workflow continuity. Ultimately, this role ensures that heavy materials are positioned accurately to support manufacturing processes and project timelines.