Crane Service Technician - Level 2

American Equipment•Rock Springs, WY

1d•$35 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

American Equipment Holdings is a leading provider of overhead crane solutions in the United States. We are committed to taking care of our customers and our people by offering competitive wages, attractive benefits, and abundant training. As a fast-growing company, we provide regular opportunities for team members to develop and grow their careers. We are seeking a Crane Service Technician - Level 2 to join our team.

Requirements

Level 2 – Service Technician
Services 3-motion cranes equipped with VFDs (no encoder) or contactor controls, including 5-speed pendants or radio remotes.
Troubleshoots and repairs uncommon brake systems (e.g., Whiting SESA and Magnetek thruster brakes).
Demonstrates solid understanding of AC control circuits, including Ohm’s Law and voltage drop calculations.
Troubleshoots and repairs contactor-based motor control systems.
Diagnoses mechanical components including wheels, bearings, and reducers.
Identifies and understands crane control components in hoist and bridge panels.
Communicates clearly and professionally with customers regarding repair plans, troubleshooting steps, and required parts.
Maintains accurate service records and documentation while strictly following all safety procedures and company policies.
Proof of right to lawfully work in the United States required.

Nice To Haves

Performs inspections, maintenance, and repairs on overhead cranes and hoists in accordance with OEM manuals and OSHA standards.
Rigs up and installs new crane and hoist equipment using proper safety and mechanical procedures.

Responsibilities

Performs inspections, maintenance, and repairs on overhead cranes and hoists in accordance with OEM manuals and OSHA standards.
Services 3-motion cranes equipped with VFDs (no encoder) or contactor controls, including 5-speed pendants or radio remotes.
Troubleshoots and repairs uncommon brake systems (e.g., Whiting SESA and Magnetek thruster brakes).
Demonstrates solid understanding of AC control circuits, including Ohm’s Law and voltage drop calculations.
Troubleshoots and repairs contactor-based motor control systems.
Rigs up and installs new crane and hoist equipment using proper safety and mechanical procedures.
Diagnoses mechanical components including wheels, bearings, and reducers.
Identifies and understands crane control components in hoist and bridge panels.
Communicates clearly and professionally with customers regarding repair plans, troubleshooting steps, and required parts.
Maintains accurate service records and documentation while strictly following all safety procedures and company policies.