A Crane Operator operates cranes, machines used to maneuver materials and lift and lower objects from a great height. Works at construction sites, ports, logging sites, and electrical repair sites.
national general contractor is adding a certified crane operator to a data center project in El Paso, TX. The work is setting equipment and transformers on a 70-ton or 55-ton Terex crane. $46.00/hour 5+ months anticipated | 5-6 days/week, 10-hour shifts (50-60 hours/week) $175.00/day per diem Requires NCCCO certification with TLL endorsement, OSHA 10, and a current DOT medical card Start date: 08.31.2026 or 09.02.2026 Overview Run a 70-ton or 55-ton Terex crane and stay inside the load chart on every pick Set up each pick — outrigger position and cribbing, counterweight, boom configuration, radius, and a load chart check before the load leaves the ground Set equipment and transformers on an active data center build Perform and document daily crane inspections, and shut the machine down when it needs it Coordinate every lift with the site superintendent, riggers, and signalperson Hold the schedule for the length of the run — five to six 10-hour days a week for 5-plus months Skills and Experience Required NCCCO certification with TLL endorsement, current and unexpired Current OSHA 10 card Current DOT medical card Telescopic boom, swing-cab crane time in the 50-100 ton class — Terex, Grove, Link-Belt, or Tadano Able to pass pre-employment drug and background screening Ideal Equipment, transformer, switchgear, or substation setting experience Data center, mission-critical, or heavy industrial new construction background Terex-specific hours History of finishing long out-of-town runs — 5 months or more without dragging up
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