Job Title: HGV Crane Driver and OperatorLocation: Yorkshire into Greater Manchester (including Barnsley and Rochdale) Contract Type: 6-Month Fixed Term Salary: 16.63 per hour PAYE Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM - 3:00 PMAbout the RoleWe're seeking a skilled and safety-conscious HGV Crane Driver and Operator to support our Highways Lighting and Grid operations. This hands-on role involves driving, crane operation, excavation, and installation/removal of street lighting and signage assets. You'll be part of a dynamic team committed to maintaining infrastructure across key regions.Key ResponsibilitiesOperate lorry-mounted cranes for installation and removal of lighting assets.Drive HGV vehicles to transport equipment and materials.Perform excavation work for joint holes, columns, and signage.Assist with installation and decommissioning of street lighting, bollards, and signs.Safely use tools and equipment in line with company procedures.Maintain accurate records of site work and ensure PPE compliance.Support skilled operatives and contribute to a safe working environment.Follow all Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality policies.Essential Qualifications & ExperienceHGV Class 2 Licence - required to drive specialist vehicles.CPCS Lorry Loader Certification - essential.NRSWA Units LA 01 to 08 + 08 - essential.NVQ Level 2 in Highways Electrical Work - essential.Experience in excavation and manual handling.Strong communication skills and ability to work independently or in a team.High level of manual dexterity and attention to detail.Desirable QualificationsG39, HESA 210/214 Safe Isolation CertificationMEWP CPCS QualificationCSCS Accreditation via HERSFirst Aid CertificationWhy Join Us?Competitive PAYE salaryConsistent weekday hoursOpportunity to work across diverse locationsSupportive team environmentTraining and development opportunitiesRullion celebrates and supports diversity and is committed to ensuring equal opportunities for both employees and applicants.JBRP1_UKTJ
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HGV Crane Driver and Operator