Mobile Crane Technician

The Blue Collar Recruiter•Olathe, KS

13h•Onsite

About The Position

Our client is an award-winning global provider of lifting solutions known for outstanding customer service. Their core values are safety, quality, integrity, reliability and teamwork, and they invest in technicians who take pride in their work. This role rewards technicians who know their stuff. Every quarter, you can earn a Technician Efficiency Bonus based on how efficiently you complete your work, so the better you are, the more you take home. On top of that, overtime starts after 8 hours in a day, not after 40 hours in a week. Every long service call and extended job site day pays more, and with field techs working anywhere from 40 to 80 hours a week, the overtime adds up fast. Strong techs who put in the work can push their earnings well beyond base pay. As a Mobile Crane Field Technician based out of Olathe, you’ll inspect, diagnose, repair and maintain a wide range of crane equipment at customer sites across the Kansas City area and the surrounding region. You’ll work on All Terrain, Rough Terrain and Crawler Cranes, Boom Trucks, Knuckle Booms and Bucket Trucks.

Requirements

2+ years of experience as a Mobile Crane Mechanic or Technician
Working knowledge of CANBUS, PAT, EKS, ECOS, LICCON and Greer systems
Strong mechanical skills with electrical and hydraulic experience
Ability to work on your own without direct supervision
Excellent customer service and communication skills
Willingness to travel periodically for 1 to 4 day trips
Weekend availability is a plus
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record, CDL preferred

Nice To Haves

Grove RT and TMS cranes, Grove GMK, Manitowoc, Liebherr, Terex, Demag, Manitex, National, Palfinger, IMT, Cormach and similar mobile crane equipment.

Responsibilities

Operate and inspect cranes to diagnose defects
Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, electronic and hydraulic systems
Work with CANBUS, PAT, EKS, ECOS, LICCON and Greer systems
Check parts for damage or wear using micrometers and gauges
Read operating manuals, parts manuals, blueprints and technical drawings
Test equipment after repair to confirm it runs properly and meets OEM specs
Prepare for jobs by checking parts and drawings for accuracy
Complete work orders, time sheets, service reports and expense reports on time
Build strong customer relationships and spot new service opportunities
Follow all safety rules, manufacturer procedures and regulations