Mobile Crane Technician / Mechanic
Mobile Crane Technician / Mechanic
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- A minimum 5 years of experience as a Mobile Crane Mechanic/Technician
- Operates and inspects cranes in order to diagnose defects
- Demonstrates working knowledge of CANBUS, LMI Systems, Hydraulic Suspensions, Electrical Systems.
- Examines parts for damage or excessive wear
- Reads, understands and interprets operating manuals, parts manuals, blueprints and technical drawings
- Tests mechanical, electronic, electrical and hydraulic products and equipment after repair or modification to ensure proper operation
- Capable of accomplishing tasks independently without direct supervision
- Perform thorough inspections
- Maintain conformity to safety requirements and other regulations
- Properly fills out working reports, hour's reports, time sheets, hour's overviews and expense reports
- Good customer service and communication skills
- Ability to work overtime as well as on weekends
- A minimum of 3 years of relevant driving experience
- Valid driver's license and satisfactory driving record
- Willingness to travel by land and air
- History of working with different forms of mobile crane equipment, specifically RTs, All Terrains and Truck Cranes.
- Sets a positive example in punctuality and professional demeanor by respectful communication with all levels of staff, keeping work areas/Field Service Trucks clean & orderly plus promoting safety regulations and all other company programs
- Ability to lift up to 40lbs
- Basic computer skills
- Manufacture approved training/certifications preferred but not required
- Typical start time:7AMTypical end time:4PM
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Your notice period
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