Crane/Aerial Lift Mechanic
ac3Alameda (CA)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description We are looking for someone with either aerial lift or crane mechanic experience to become an inspector. The inspector position will perform inspections and proof load testing on cranes, as well as inspection of aerial equipment and dielectric testing of insulated booms. Must be able to work independently, inspections to be performed either on site or at the customers facility. Crane and Lift Inspection procedures are based upon current Cal Osha, Fed Osha, and Ansi Standards.
Company Description:
Do do repair and inspection of various lift equipment Company Description Do do repair and inspection of various lift equipment
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