Service Technician
tm cranesCarmel (IN)
Service Technician
Posted 5 days ago
tm cranesCarmel (IN)
Industrial Machinery MechanicsCommercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
About the Job:
T&M Equipment Company has an immediate opening for a crane service technician to join our team in Indianapolis, IN. Crane Service Technicians will work as a team with other trained Crane Service Technicians in the inspection, maintenance, repair, and upgrade of overhead lifting equipment. The majority of work is performed in Central Indiana and at customer locations. Daytime shift is normal with possibility of after-hours/weekend/holiday work as needed.
Summary of Job Functions:
- Assist with troubleshooting electrical and mechanical components of overhead cranes and hoists
- Assist with Inspecting overhead crane and hoist equipment
- Gain technical knowledge and skills
- Working at elevations
- Work as part of a team or individually as required
- Adhere to all company policies including safety, appearance, and customer service
Qualifications:
Mechanical and/or Electrical aptitude required
No crane experience requiredT&M will provide crane specific training
As a Key Member of our staff, we will support you with:
- Competitive wage with ample overtime opportunities 401(K) plan, Profit Sharing
- Health Insurance Plan for the Individual and FamilyPaid Vacation, Personal Days and Paid Holidays
- Potential opportunity for a company vehicle
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