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LaValley Building Supply in New Hampshire is seeking a Crane Truck Operator to safely operate crane-equipped trucks across construction and industrial sites in New England. You will perform pre-trip inspections, coordinate lifts with site teams, and maintain equipment to prevent breakdowns while meeting project timelines.
The role requires a valid CDL with crane endorsements, hands-on experience with crane trucks, knowledge of OSHA rules, the ability to read load charts and blueprints, and
Salary Range: $49,920.00 To $54,080.00 Annually
About LaValley Building Supply
Contractor-retail lumber yards and home centers; truss and wall panel fabrication; a world class paint and decorating center; a custom “off-site construction” modular home division; and one of the largest, most modern Eastern White Pine sawmills in New England, LaValley Building Supply has what our customers need to successfully complete any project. The LaValley brand today consists of 14 locations that offer our customers a “one stop shop” for all of their building needs.
The Crane Truck Operator plays a critical role in the safe and efficient operation of crane-equipped trucks used in various construction, industrial, and logistical projects across New England. This position requires the operator to skillfully maneuver the crane to lift, move, and place heavy materials with precision, ensuring project timelines and safety standards are met. The operator must conduct thorough pre-operation inspections and maintain the crane truck in optimal working condition to prevent mechanical failures and accidents. Collaboration with site supervisors, riggers, and other team members is essential to coordinate lifts and maintain a safe working environment. Ultimately, the Crane Truck Operator contributes significantly to the successful completion of projects by combining technical expertise, safety awareness, and effective communication on site.
The Crane Truck Operator utilizes technical skills daily to operate complex crane machinery safely and efficiently, ensuring precise placement of heavy loads. Strong knowledge of safety regulations and load management is essential to prevent accidents and maintain compliance with industry standards. Effective communication skills are used to coordinate with team members and site supervisors, facilitating smooth operations and problem-solving on site. Mechanical aptitude allows the operator to perform routine maintenance and identify potential equipment issues before they elevate. Additionally, the ability to interpret technical documents such as load charts and site plans ensures that all lifts are executed according to project requirements and safety protocols. Pay scale is negotiable with experience.