Radio-Remote Overhead Crane Operator — Steel Sheet & Coil

Do you excel at precise, heavy lifts? Are OSHA rules second nature to you? Do you thrive in a steel mill setting with constant motion and exacting standards? If so, read on.

Key Questions (and Your Likely Answers)

• Can you confidently run a 30‑ton overhead crane using a radio remote? — Yes.
• Have you spent 2–3 years operating high‑capacity overhead cranes in a steel environment? — Absolutely.
• Are you comfortable moving and staging heavy steel/aluminum bundles of sheet and coils? — Every day.
• Do you complete pre‑shift inspections on cranes, hooks, and sheet lifters without fail? — Without exception.
• Will you follow OSHA regulations and plant safety protocols at all times? — 100%.
• Can you lift 50 lbs, stand for long stretches, and keep operations moving? — You’ve got it.
• Do you have basic mechanical and troubleshooting know‑how for crane systems? — Yes.

What the Role Involves

• Precise, radio‑remote operation of a 30‑ton overhead crane.
• Relocating, stacking, and staging steel and aluminum sheet/coil bundles.
• Daily pre‑shift safety checks on cranes, hooks, and sheet lifters.
• Strict adherence to OSHA and site safety practices.

Shifts

1st and 2nd shift, with Saturdays as needed.