McIntyre Crane & Rigging Ltd.

Crikey and Pikey working together in our client’s yard, using our cranes to complete a tandem lift on these pumpjacks

This job came together efficiently for a reason. Strong teamwork, experience, and preparation all played a role

Crikey and Pikey have worked side by side on many job sites, building the kind of communication and trust that tandem lifts demand. Both bring extensive experience with these cranes, allowing them to move with confidence and precision. On top of that, our team was able to draw from documented lifts of similar scope, giving us the ability to plan ahead and execute with clarity

At McIntyre Crane & Rigging, we understand that no two lifts are ever exactly the same. Conditions change, challenges arise, and adaptability is key. That is why our operators are equipped not just with the right equipment, but with the knowledge and preparation to handle whatever the job throws at them

When you work with us, you are not just getting a crane. You are getting a team that knows how to plan, communicate, and execute at a high level

That is what gets the job done right

We are officially at the halfway point of 2026 and it has been a strong year so far at McIntyre Crane and Rigging

Our team is completing jobs with more efficiency than ever, driven by a refined pre planning process, strong communication between operators and clients, and consistent ex*****on both in the field and behind the scenes. Every lift and every project reflects our commitment to getting the job done right the first time

We have also made recent improvements to our safety program and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. From our operators to our clients, the results are clear with safer worksites, smoother operations, and greater confidence on every lift

As we move into the second half of the year, one thing remains the same. Our dedication to being your trusted partner in hoisting

Thank you to our team and our clients for being part of the journey. More to come

📢 We’re Hiring: Journeyperson Heavy Duty Mechanic
$51.26/hr | Full-Time (40+ hrs/week)

McIntyre Crane & Rigging is looking for a skilled Journeyperson Heavy Duty Mechanic to join our growing team. If you take pride in your work, think on your feet, and perform well in a fast-paced environment, we want to hear from you.

What You’ll Do:
• Maintain and repair cranes, trucks, and heavy equipment
• Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical and hydraulic issues
• Complete CVIP inspections and maintain accurate service records
• Perform both shop and field repairs

What You Bring:
• Journeyperson Heavy Duty Mechanic Certification (required)
• CVIP License (or willingness to obtain)
• Strong hydraulic and diagnostic skills
• Experience with cranes or heavy equipment (asset)
• Class 1 License (asset)

What We Offer:
• Competitive hourly rate
• Full benefits and RRSP matching
• Flexible scheduling
• Overtime opportunities

Join a family-owned company built on safety, precision, and quality since 2010.

📩 Send your resume to: [email protected]

John and Pikey took on the rain at noon to handle this last-minute 30,000 lb compressor lift without missing a beat

When clients need it done now, they know they can count on us to show up and get it done right

A little rain doesn’t slow us down, but conditions like high winds can impact timelines and safety. That’s why every lift is carefully planned before the crane even arrives on site, ensuring it’s executed by experienced operators and held to the highest safety standards

At McIntyre Crane & Rigging, it’s not just about the lift in front of us, it’s about the bigger picture

With operators like Jason leading the way, we take pride in delivering consistent, high-level performance day in and day out. Our team understands what it takes to keep long-term projects moving efficiently, safely, and on schedule

From the first pick to the final placement, we’re committed to being a reliable partner on every jobsite. Strong operators, dependable equipment, and a focus on building lasting relationships is what sets McIntyre apart