Overhead Crane Operator: Precision Lifts & Safety

Steel Technologies LLC; Santa Teresa (NM); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision

Wellness discounts

Disability insurance

Accident insurance

Life insurance

401(k) with match

Paid time off

Paid holidays

HSA/FSAs

Discount programs

Boot allowance

Uniforms provided

Incentive bonus

Education assistance

TAP program

Job summary

Steel Technologies LLC is seeking a Crane Operator in New Mexico to operate an overhead crane, load and move materials, and support production workflows. You will perform daily crane inspections, locate materials per production data, and transfer items to appropriate storage or equipment while maintaining safety and quality standards.

The role emphasizes accurate material handling, adherence to crane operation protocols, and proactive communication with supervisors to address safety concerns and

Qualifications

• Experience operating an overhead crane.
• Knowledge of current crane operation protocol.
• Ability to use tape measure and micrometer.

Responsibilities

• Operate overhead crane to lift and move materials, equipment and products.
• Perform daily crane inspections and document findings.
• Locate and move material from storage to machines and packing areas.
• Ensure accurate transfer of material to storage or equipment as needed.
• Move materials between machines, packaging, and scales.
• Communicate safety concerns and quality issues to supervisor.

Skills

Overhead crane operation

Crane operation protocol

Measurement tools: tape measure, mic

Job description

Steel Technologies LLC is seeking a Crane Operator in New Mexico to operate an overhead crane, load and move materials, and support production workflows. You will perform daily crane inspections, locate materials per production data, and transfer items to appropriate storage or equipment while maintaining safety and quality standards.

The role emphasizes accurate material handling, adherence to crane operation protocols, and proactive communication with supervisors to address safety concerns and