Crane Operator
charter manufacturing companyNiles (OH)
About the role
Scrap Crane Operator Join our team as a Scrap Crane Operator and play a key role in keeping yard operations running efficiently. In this position, you will be responsible for sorting scrap materials, loading trucks and balers, and operating E-crane or crawler crane equipment to ensure smooth material flow across the yard. Schedule Monday Friday: 5:00 AM 4:00 PMSaturday: 5:00 AM 12:00 PMLocation 700 S Main St, Niles, OHWhat You'll Bring (Required)2 plus year's experience operating mobile or crawler cranes (Liebherr, Sennebogen or Link-Belt)Knowledge of scrap metal types and grading Strong self-motivation and ability to work independently Basic math, communication, and problem-solving skills Team-oriented mindset with a willingness to support others Ability to follow and communicate instructions clearly Ability to meet physical requirements (with or without reasonable accommodation)High School Diploma or GEDNo GED? We offer a fully paid GEDWorks program to support your education.
What You'll Do:
Sort scrap materials by type and quality Operate E-crane or crawler crane to load trucks, railcars, and balers Move crane equipment throughout the yard as needed Maintain material flow by cleaning out scrap spreads Follow all safety procedures and contribute to a team-focused environment Support continuous improvement efforts across yard operations
Physical Requirements:
Constant sitting Occasional pushing and pulling Minimal standing, walking, climbing, balancing, and reaching Must be able to meet the physical demands outlined in the Job Analysis Database We offer comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits, along with a 401(k) plan that includes employer matching and profit sharing. Additionally, we offer company-paid life insurance, disability coverage, and paid time off (PTO).
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