Crane Operator
crosslandKansas City (MO)
About the role
Job Opportunity With a company built on familyby familyit's no surprise that working here is so much more than just putting on a hard hat and work boots. At Crossland, you join a group of Real Builders who care about bringing long-lasting facilities to our clients and providing the best culture and opportunities for our employees. With our own in-house education program, you'll find the resources, support, and training necessary to put you on the path to success. Benefits + Paid Time Off When you want the best team, you offer benefits accordingly. Competitive pay, a family atmosphere, and great benefits are part of our culture of celebrating and appreciating our people. Health, Dental and Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401(k) retirement plan with guaranteed match Flexible Spending Account Paid time off Holiday pay Paid education opportunities Perks Company Apparel Safety Incentives for Field Employees Milestone Anniversary Gifts Company Events (Picnics and Christmas Party)Diaper Bundle Program for new parents Flu Shots, and so much more!
About the Role:
5 years experience as a mechanic with 2 years experience working on cranes (Crawler, Hydraulic, Tower)Valid Drivers License Must have your own tools (specialty tools provided by Crossland)Experience with Computer SoftwareEOE M/F/D/VEqual Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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