Role OverviewWe are seeking a full-scope crane technician with hands-on knowledge across electrical troubleshooting and repair, mechanical crane repair, rigging and lifting, and diagnosing crane failures in the field. The ideal candidate is someone who can work independently at customer locations and handle situations where the customer requires problem-solving.
What You Will Do
As an Overhead Crane Service Technician, you will be responsible for electrical troubleshooting and repair, mechanical crane repair, rigging and lifting, and diagnosing crane failures in the field. You will work independently at customer locations and handle situations where the customer requires problem-solving.
Why It Might Be a Fit
This role requires a candidate with genuine electrical troubleshooting experience and hands-on knowledge across multiple areas of crane service. The ideal candidate is someone who can work independently and handle complex problems.
Requirements
- Hands-on knowledge across electrical troubleshooting and repair, mechanical crane repair, rigging and lifting, and diagnosing crane failures in the field
- Ability to work independently at customer locations
- Experience with electrical troubleshooting and repair
Benefits
- Above industry average hourly compensation ($42-$47/hour, with flexibility up to $50/hour for a highly experienced candidate)
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