Technical Writer - Hydraulic Electric Heavy Lifting Equipment
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wolfe house building moversBernville (PA)
Technical WritersConstruction Machinery Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Onsite Technical WriterBuckingham Structural Moving Equipment is an industry leader in manufacturing heavy-duty jacks, dollies, and hydraulic systems used to move houses, historical buildings, and massive structures. We build the rugged, reliable gear that makes the impossible moves possible.The RoleWe are seeking an onsite Technical Writer to transform complex engineering designs into clear, safe, and highly accurate documentation. Based directly at our facility, you will work side-by-side with our engineering and manufacturing teams. You will utilize SolidWorks models to create the visual and written manuals our clients rely on in the field.Key ResponsibilitiesCreate Manuals: Write comprehensive user manuals, maintenance guides, and operation procedures for hydraulic equipment.Leverage CAD Models: Open, navigate, and pull technical illustrations directly from SolidWorks files.Simplify Complexity: Translate blueprints and engineering specifications into clear, step-by-step instructions.Collaborate Onsite: Work daily on the production floor and in the engineering office to verify Content: Maintain a consistent documentation style and manage our technical library.
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