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Operates equipment such as track-mounted crane, twelve-yard dump truck, concrete mixer, power shovel, drag line, farm type tractor used door roadway cleaning, bulldozer, large excavator, street sweeper and/or backhoe/front-end loader for a variety of construction and demolition related duties.
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8) Move plates with forklift and/or hoist crane. 4) Experience in operating hoist crane preferred. 8) Move plates with forklift and/or hoist crane. 3) Grind wood chip using plane machinery to produce wood flakes.
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Familiarity with various crane manufacturers and models, such as Demag, Konecranes, or similar brands. Company Overview: We are a reputable and fast-growing company specializing in providing top-notch overhead crane solutions and services to various industries in Macon, GA, and surrounding areas.
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Military veteran with prior experience as an overhead crane service technician is preferred. Join our team of skilled professionals and utilize your expertise in overhead crane service as a Service Technician.
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