Field Service Mechanic

Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.•Portland, OR

70d

About The Position

The Field Service Mechanic repairs and maintains rough terrain, crawler, and mobile crane equipment, as well as various types of forklifts, with a primary focus on equipment service and repair. The role requires a strong background in electrical systems, drivetrains, engines, hydraulics, and computer-controlled systems, along with the ability to read hydraulic and electrical schematics and perform annual certifications and inspections. The mechanic must be willing to travel for extended periods, travel on short notice, and stay overnight—sometimes for several days. The role is on-call at nights and weekends for crane repairs at customer job sites. The mechanic works independently when needed and communicates professionally with customers, supervisors, and other personnel.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience repairing and maintaining rough terrain, crawler, and mobile crane construction equipment; vocational training may be considered in lieu of experience.
Strong background in electrical systems, drivetrains, engines, hydraulics, and computer-controlled systems.
Ability to read hydraulic and electrical schematics.
Ability to perform tasks independently without direct supervision.
Computer literacy and ability to process information.
Strong work ethic and commitment to quality.
Knowledge of troubleshooting crane equipment lines, including Manitowoc, Grove, Terex, Tadano, Broderson, Kobelco, and Liebherr.
History of safe work habits.
High school diploma required.
Must supply own hand tools.
Clean driving record and ability to drive a company service truck.
Ability to lift up to 40 lbs.
Willingness to travel for extended periods and be on-call nights and weekends.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge and experience assembling and disassembling various crawler cranes.
Higher education, including vocational training.

Responsibilities

Repair and maintain rough terrain, crawler, and mobile crane equipment, as well as various types of forklifts.
Perform annual certifications and inspections.
Diagnose mechanical issues and service equipment, including electrical, drivetrain, engine, hydraulic, and computer-controlled systems.
Respond to on-call crane repair needs at customer job sites during nights and weekends.
Travel on short notice and stay overnight for extended periods, sometimes several days.
Communicate effectively and professionally with customers, supervisors, and other personnel.
Maintain an up-to-date inventory of personal hand tools and keep service trucks clean and maintained.