Mobile Crane Operator
About the job
- A Class A or B commercial driver's license is required.
- NCCCO small and large hydraulic crane certifications are required.
- A strong focus on safety is required.
- Ability to work overtime, weekends, and holidays as needed is required.
- Must be able to read and speak English.
- Must be able to perform physical activities including sitting, standing, reaching, bending, stooping, twisting, crawling, climbing, squatting, kneeling, and moving around equipment at varying heights.
- Must be able to lift up to 75 pounds.
- Must be able to drive a commercial vehicle for extended periods.
- Must maintain DOT medical certification.
- Must be able to work around noise, heat, dust, fumes, and possible extreme weather conditions.
- Operate a crane safely.
- Inspect slings, cables, straps, and the crane before lifting operations.
- Ensure lifts are within equipment load limits and correctly rigged.
- Operate the crane to hoist materials and equipment safely and efficiently.
- Perform other assigned job duties.
- Five or more years of experience with Liebherr, Demag, Linkbelt, and/or Tadano all-terrain cranes is preferred.
About the company
Allegiance Crane & Equipment rents cranes and delivers lifting services for contractors and industrial operators across the southern United States. Customers use its equipment and crews on building projects, plant maintenance work and energy infrastructure, with services arranged around each job. Its fleet includes mobile cranes for work at changing sites and tower cranes for projects that need lifting equipment in place over longer periods. The company also supplies personnel and material hoists, handles rigging to move large equipment, and arranges transportation as part of its lifting services. Allegiance Crane & Equipment was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Houston, Texas.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Founded
2010
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Allegiance funds basic life coverage: its careers page advertises employer-paid group life insurance.
- Allegiance ties training to regulations: monthly safety meetings review occupational safety rules and revisions.
- Allegiance advertises retirement support: full-time Mobile Crane Operator hires in Houston get a 401k with company match.
What critics are saying
- Allegiance requires full-time Houston Mobile Crane Operators to work overtime, weekends or holidays as needed.
- Allegiance's full-time Houston riggers face physical demands: lifting up to 75 pounds and regular noise, heat, dust and fumes.
- Allegiance's Houston riggers need two years' commercial driving experience and a Class A driving license in the full-time role.
What makes Allegiance Crane & Equipment unique
- Allegiance handles heavy picks: its mobile fleet includes hydraulic cranes rated up to 800 tons.
- Allegiance mixes tower designs: its catalog lists both Terex CTT 331-16 and CTL 260-18 models.
- Allegiance teaches beyond its crews: safety training is available industrywide at company yards or requested locations.
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