Felix Construction Company
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You’ll get steady hours, good gear, and a team that has your back.
Felix Construction has been building critical water and wastewater infrastructure since 1987, proudly serving the Phoenix and Dallas markets. We’ve kept the close, family-owned feel of our early days while earning the reputation and recognition of a leading general contractor - recently named #1 Top Workplace in Arizona for midsize business in construction.
Build cool things. Learn every day. Be home for dinner. At Felix Construction, work is local—no overnight travel—so you're home every night. We keep crews safe, busy, and respected. We like people who work hard and like using their hands and their heads. Read the plan, know the ‘why,’ build it right, and take pride in the result. You’ll get steady hours, good gear, and a team that has your back.
We Build What Matters.
The Crane Operator is a highly skilled equipment operator responsible for safely operating hydraulic cranes and other heavy construction equipment on water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role requires expertise in excavation, utility work, trench safety, and operating around existing underground utilities. The ideal candidate is a safety-focused professional with experience operating cranes and heavy equipment in complex construction environments.
Operate hydraulic cranes and various heavy construction equipment, including:
Lattice boom crawler cranes (50+ tons)
Excavators
Backhoes
Loaders
Rollers
Reach forks
Water trucks and related equipment
Perform lifting, rigging, and placement of materials in accordance with project plans and safety requirements
Dig trenches and install large-diameter pipe
Install trench jacks, trench boxes, and shoring systems
Safely perform potholing and excavation activities around existing utilities
Follow Blue Stake (811) requirements and procedures
Perform daily equipment inspections, maintenance checks, and documentation
Identify and report equipment issues, site hazards, and safety concerns
Maintain compliance with OSHA trench safety requirements and company safety standards
Work closely with Superintendents, Foremen, and crew members to support project goals
Assist with training and mentoring less experienced equipment operators as needed
Hydraulic crane certification
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record
5 years of demonstrated experience operating cranes and heavy construction equipment
Knowledge of excavation and utility construction practices
Understanding of Blue Stake (811) requirements and OSHA trench safety regulations
Commitment to safe work practices and quality workmanship
High school diploma or GED
Trade school or vocational training in heavy equipment operation
Experience working on underground utility, water, or wastewater projects
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