2nd Shift OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATOR

Toledo Steel Supply, Inc.•Erie, MI

15h•Onsite

About The Position

Toledo Steel Supply is seeking an Overhead Crane Operator to move steel plates, work orders, and shipments to designated areas in the shop using a remote-controlled overhead crane. The operator must follow workplace safety rules, assess load safety, and operate the crane with precision. The role also includes cleaning and maintaining crane and hoisting mechanisms, inspecting equipment, and reporting defects or malfunctions to a supervisor. The operator communicates with Burn Table operators, Final Inspection Technicians, and other departments to help maintain production flow and ensure parts are removed from the table before transfer to Final Inspection. The job is physically demanding and takes place in a manufacturing shop environment with constant exposure to noise, chemicals, and materials consistent with manufacturing.

Requirements

At least 2 years of industry experience, or a combination of education, training, and experience.
2–3 years of Overhead Crane Operator experience.
Overhead Crane certification.
OSHA certification and knowledge of OSHA regulations.
High school diploma or GED.
Proficient oral and written communication.
Ability to conduct daily and monthly equipment inspections.
Ability to lift materials up to 50 pounds and endure prolonged standing.
Ability to stand, bend, and lift objects throughout a normal shift.
High attention to detail and precision.
Ability to maintain a positive attitude; self-motivated and dedicated work habits; respect for coworkers and supervisors; and an innovative mindset.

Responsibilities

Operate a remote-controlled overhead crane.
Move steel plates, shipments, and work orders to the appropriate shop areas using hoisting attachments such as hooks, slings, and electromagnets.
Observe load hookups and determine whether loads are safe.
Operate crane controls to regulate crane and hoist speed and direction according to written, verbal, or signal instructions.
Clean and maintain the crane and hoisting mechanisms.
Inspect the crane for defective parts and report defects or malfunctions to a supervisor.
Communicate with Burn Table operators, Final Inspection Technicians, and other departments to ensure orders flow appropriately through production.
Ensure all parts are removed from the table before moving them to the Final Inspection Area to help eliminate reburn.