About This Role
Operating cranes for heavy lifting projects in mining, construction, and industrial environments is the core of this role for an experienced, NCCCO-certified crane operator. The position involves working with various equipment, including rough terrain cranes and knucklebooms, and collaborating with riggers and site crews to ensure safe and efficient lifts.
Responsibilities
- Operate rough terrain cranes, knucklebooms, and other assigned lifting equipment within your qualifications
- Review lift plans, load charts, equipment capacities, and site conditions before performing lifts
- Safely set up cranes, including evaluating ground conditions and outrigger placement
- Coordinate with riggers, signal personnel, and job-site crews
- Follow applicable OSHA, MSHA, manufacturer, and customer safety requirements
- Complete daily inspections and routine maintenance within your training
- Report mechanical concerns and assist with troubleshooting as appropriate
- Travel to customer locations and represent JP Technical Services professionally
Requirements
- Current NCCCO certification appropriate to the equipment operated
- Demonstrated experience operating heavy cranes
- Strong understanding of load charts, lift planning, rigging procedures, and crane setup
- Familiarity with applicable OSHA and MSHA safety requirements
- Ability to perform inspections and the physical duties associated with crane operations
- Willingness to travel and work extended shifts and weekends as projects require
- Dependable communication and a commitment to safe operation
Nice to have:
- Class B CDL or higher
- Experience operating rough terrain cranes and knucklebooms
- Experience in mining, construction, or industrial lifting operations
- Mechanical knowledge and equipment troubleshooting skills
Benefits
- Health, dental, vision, and life insurance
- 401(k) with company matching
- Paid vacation
- Professional development assistance
Important Details
- Schedule: Project schedules may include 10–12-hour shifts and 50–80-hour workweeks; hours vary by assignment, with overtime and weekend work as needed
- Expected hours: 40.0–60.0 per week
- Travel required
Application Process
- Submit your application with your work history, current crane certifications, and a summary of the crane types and capacities you have operated
About the Company
JP Technical Services hires experienced, NCCCO-certified crane operators for heavy lifting projects in mining, construction, and industrial environments. Their equipment includes 100-ton rough terrain cranes and 25-ton knucklebooms.