Overhead Crane Technician
Overview
Join Our Growing Team as an Experienced Overhead Crane Technician. Support Installation Inspection Maintenance Repair of Industrial Overhead Crane Systems. Safety-Focused Technician Who Troubleshoots Complex Equipment Solves Field Problems Keeps Lifting Systems Operating Safely and Efficiently.
What You'll Do11
- 1Install Dismantle Assemble Service Overhead Bridge Cranes Gantry Cranes Hoists Related Lifting Equipment
- 2Perform Preventive Maintenance Inspections Identify Wear Defects Potential Safety Concerns
- 3Diagnose Repair Mechanical Electrical Structural Crane System Issues
- 4Troubleshoot Motors Controls Wiring Brakes Gearboxes Limit Switches Drive Systems
- 5Replace Defective Components Complete Repairs Restore Safe Operation
- 6Perform Load Testing Inspections Calibrations Safety Checks According to OSHA ASME CMAA ANSI Company Requirements
- 7Read Interpret Electrical Schematics Mechanical Drawings Manuals Service Documentation
- 8Complete Accurate Service Reports Inspection Records Maintenance Documentation
- 9Communicate Professionally With Customers Engineers Safety Personnel Operations Teams
- 10Provide Equipment Guidance Operator Training When Needed
- 11Stay Current With Crane Technology Industry Standards Best Maintenance Practices
Requirements10
- 1Minimum 5 Years Experience Working On Overhead Cranes Hoists Industrial Equipment Mechanical Electrical Systems Preferred
- 2Strong Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills Electrical Diagnostic Abilities
- 3Experience Working With 230/460V AC Systems Motors Controls Industrial Electrical Components
- 4Ability To Troubleshoot Repair Mechanical Drive Systems Brakes Gear Reducers Crane Components
- 5Ability To Read Electrical Schematics Blueprints Technical Manuals
- 6Working Knowledge Of OSHA ASME ANSI Crane Safety Requirements
- 7Strong Attention To Detail Commitment To Workplace Safety
- 8Ability To Work Independently While Maintaining Excellent Communication With Customers Team Members
- 9High School Diploma Or Equivalent Required Technical Training Trade School Or Industry Certifications Preferred
- 10OSHA 10/30 Certification Is A Plus
Salary Insight
$73 - $79k per year
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