Commercial Crane Operator
About the role
If you're only looking for another crane job, this probably isn't it. If you're looking for a company where you'll be part of the team—not just someone who shows up to make a few picks each day—keep reading. I'm partnering with an established commercial roofing contractor that's built its reputation over decades by doing quality work and taking care of its customers. With a strong backlog of commercial projects, they're looking for an experienced Boom Truck Crane Operator to join their team immediately.
This role is different. Yes, you'll operate the company's boom truck crane. But you'll also become an important part of keeping commercial roofing projects moving safely and efficiently. When crane work slows down, you'll stay busy by helping maintain roofing equipment and supporting field operations—not sitting around waiting for the next lift.
Requirements
- CDL
- Boom truck crane experience
- NCCCO Certification (or equivalent qualification)
- Strong commitment to safety
- Mechanical aptitude
- Someone who enjoys being part of a hardworking crew
Commercial roofing experience is a plus, but candidates with strong crane experience and the right attitude are encouraged to apply.
Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- 401(k)
- Paid Time Off
- Full-time, year-round opportunity
- Overtime available
- Stable workload with a respected commercial contractor
Pay
$30-$40/hour depending on experience
Schedule
You'll work primarily Monday through Friday with consistent daytime hours.
Why join the team
- You're not just another operator—you become part of the field team.
- You'll operate a dedicated boom truck supporting commercial construction projects.
- You'll work with experienced crews that value safety and teamwork.
- You'll have variety in your day instead of doing the exact same thing every shift.
This Role Is Perfect For Someone Who... Takes pride in operating equipment safely, Likes staying productive throughout the day, Enjoys helping crews succeed, Doesn't mind getting their hands dirty when needed, Wants a long-term opportunity instead of jumping from company to company.