Licensed Lull Operator — Elevate Loads on Construction

Resource Options, Inc.; Worcester (MA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Resource Options, Inc. is seeking an experienced Lull Operator to join its construction team in Worcester, MA. You will operate a telehandler safely, place loads on scaffolds or rooftops, and support high-quality projects.

Responsibilities include daily equipment checks, basic maintenance, and strict adherence to environmental regulations and company policies. OSHA 10/30 certified candidates are preferred; candidates must be physically capable of lifting 50+ lbs and working outdoors in all

Qualifications

• Valid Rhode Island Hoisting Engineer License with Construction Forklift/ Telehandler Endorsement.
• Minimum 2 years of experience operating a Lull or similar telehandler on active construction sites.
• OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification (preferred).
• Comfort operating on rough terrain and in tight spaces.
• Physically capable of lifting 50+ lbs and working outdoors in all weather conditions.

Responsibilities

• Operate a Lull (telehandler) safely and efficiently.
• Precisely position loads at elevated locations, such as scaffolding, rooftops, or platforms.
• Conduct daily equipment inspections and perform basic maintenance (e.g., fluid checks, greasing, and cleaning).
• Adhere to all local, state, and federal environmental regulations and company policies.

Skills

Lull operation

Telehandler safety

Outdoor work

Safety awareness

Education

Hoisting Engineer License with Construction Forklift/Telehandler Endorsement

Tools

OSHA 10/30

Job description

Resource Options, Inc. is seeking an experienced Lull Operator to join its construction team in Worcester, MA. You will operate a telehandler safely, place loads on scaffolds or rooftops, and support high-quality projects.

Responsibilities include daily equipment checks, basic maintenance, and strict adherence to environmental regulations and company policies. OSHA 10/30 certified candidates are preferred; candidates must be physically capable of lifting 50+ lbs and working outdoors in all