NCCCO-Certified Crane Operator (65–150T) — ESOP & Benefits

State Utility Contractors, Inc.; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ESOP

401(k) retirement plan

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Life insurance

Short-term disability

Paid vacation

Paid holidays

Training opportunities

Job summary

State Utility Contractors, Inc. in Charlotte, NC is seeking an experienced Crane Operator to join our heavy civil construction team.

The ideal candidate will be NCCCO certified and have hands-on experience operating 65-ton rough terrain hydraulic cranes and 80-150 ton crawler-type Link-Belt cranes on busy job sites. You will inspect cranes and worksites daily, communicate with foremen using standard hand signals, and safely lift and place materials.

Qualifications

• NCCCO certification is required.
• Experience operating 65-ton rough terrain cranes and 80-150 ton crawler-type cranes is essential.
• Valid driver’s license required.

Responsibilities

• Inspect the worksite and crane prior to daily operation.
• Safely operate cranes in the 65-150 ton capacity range.
• Hoist and transport machinery, equipment, concrete and piping.
• Fly 3-cubic-yard concrete buckets to crews on walls and elevated slabs.
• Follow standard crane hand signals and communicate with field crews.
• Monitor equipment for safety, defects and mechanical issues.
• Perform daily and monthly crane inspections.
• Work with foremen and superintendents to safely complete lifts.
• Follow all safety requirements and company policies.

Skills

NCCCO certified

Crane operator experience

65-ton rough terrain cranes

80-150 ton crawler cranes

Safe crane operation

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

State Utility Contractors, Inc. in Charlotte, NC is seeking an experienced Crane Operator to join our heavy civil construction team.

The ideal candidate will be NCCCO certified and have hands-on experience operating 65-ton rough terrain hydraulic cranes and 80-150 ton crawler-type Link-Belt cranes on busy job sites. You will inspect cranes and worksites daily, communicate with foremen using standard hand signals, and safely lift and place materials.