NCCCO Certified Mobile Crane Operator with CDL
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hydraulic crane specialistsMobile (AL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
CERTIFIED MOBILE CRANE OPERATOR WITH CDLWE ARE LOOKING FOR PERSONNEL WHO ARE RELIABLE, HONEST, AND CAPABLE FOR OUR PERMANENT, FULL-TIME POSITIONS.
Requirements:
Class A CDL with clean driving recordNCCCO or equivalent crane operator certification Five years of relevant experience Benefits available: Steady year-round work Top Pay (Recent pay raises)Quarterly bonus program Double-time pay on Sunday'sOvertime available Home almost every night – 99% of the time, because no one should have to live out of a suitcase! Paid vacation Paid holidays Free vacation stays at a 3-bedroom beach front condo next door to the Flora Bama Uniforms provided Per Diem paid per night on any job more than 70 miles away from our yard. Blue Cross/Blue Shield Health and Dental insurance Retirement plan with 1 to 1 company match This Company Describes Its Culture as: Detail-oriented -- quality and precision-focused Stable -- traditional, stable, strong processes Team-oriented -- cooperative and collaborative This Job Is: A job for which military experienced candidates are encouraged to apply Open to applicants who do not have a high school diploma/GEDOpen to applicants who do not have a college diploma
Benefits:
401(k)401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Retirement plan
Experience:
Commercial Driving: 5 years (Preferred)Crane Maintenance: 5 years (Preferred)Crane Operator: 5 years (Preferred)
Work Location:
Mobile, ALWork Remotely - NoJob Type: Full-time Hydraulic Crane Specialists is an equal opportunity and drug-free employerTHIS POSITION QUALIFIES FOR A CANDIDATE SIGN-ON BONUS OF $500 AFTER 100 DAYS OF CONTINUOUS EMPLOYMENT.
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