Heavy Equipment Yard Associate – Structural Steel Operations

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Heavy Equipment Yard Associate – Structural Steel Operations Location: York, PAJob Type: Contract-to-HireShift: Day ShiftSchedule: Monday–Friday | 5:00 AM – 2:30 PMStarting Pay: $22.

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Location: York, PA
Job Type: Contract-to-Hire
Shift: Day Shift
Schedule: Monday–Friday | 5:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Starting Pay: $22.00/hour

We are seeking a dependable Heavy Equipment Yard Associate to support daily operations in a busy structural steel manufacturing and fabrication environment. This is a full-time opportunity on first shift with long-term potential for the right candidate.

The selected candidate will be responsible for transporting, staging, and organizing steel materials throughout the yard using powered industrial equipment. This role plays a key part in maintaining workflow efficiency and supporting shipping and production schedules.

Operate telehandlers, forklifts, or similar heavy equipment to move structural steel materials safely throughout the facility

Load and unload steel components including beams, columns, plates, and fabricated assemblies

Stage materials according to production priorities and shipping schedules

Verify material identification using tags, work orders, pick sheets, or shop drawings

Assist with truck loading activities and coordinate material movement with shop and yard personnel

Conduct daily equipment inspections and report maintenance or safety concerns

Follow company safety procedures, rigging guidelines, and OSHA standards at all times

Maintain a clean, organized, and safe outdoor work environment

Previous experience operating telehandlers, forklifts, or related heavy equipment in an industrial, steel, or construction setting

Ability to safely handle large and heavy steel materials

Familiarity with reading material tags, blueprints, or fabrication drawings preferred

Understanding of safe rigging and load handling practices