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Cranebeam Inc.
Experienced Crane Techncian
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An Electro-Mechanical Engineer repairs, modifies, and designs electrical and mechanical equipment.
$117,733 / year median in California
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Experienced Crane Techncian Cranebeam Inc. Montclair, CA Job Details Full-time $92,400 - $114,300 a year 20 hours ago Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Fabrication Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Technical documentation Electrical work In-person customer service Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Mechanical drawings Driver's License Electrical motors Lifts and hoists Leading team collaboration initiatives Power tools Hand tools Mechanical troubleshooting Full Job Description Job description: The Service Technician III is a senior-level field technician responsible for diagnosing, repairing, installing, modernizing, routine inspections and maintaining overhead cranes, hoists, and related material-handling equipment. This position serves as a technical expert and project leader, supervises field crews, mentors' junior technicians, and acts as a primary technical resource for customers and management. Duties and Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Diagnose and repair complex mechanical, electrical, and control-system problems. Perform preventive maintenance, Inspections, troubleshooting, and major repairs on overhead cranes, hoists, runways, and related equipment. Troubleshoot PLCs, variable-frequency drives, radio controls, contactors, relays, motors, brakes, and automation systems. Lead major crane start-ups, modernizations, commissioning, and load-testing projects. Supervise and coordinate service and electrical, mechanical installations in the field. Review inspection findings and develop recommended repair scopes, labor estimates, material requirements, and project budgets. Interpret electrical schematics, engineering drawings, equipment manuals, and structural details. Identify mechanical, electrical, operational, and visible structural deficiencies. Perform root-cause analysis of equipment failures and recommend corrective actions. Communicate project status, findings, and repair recommendations clearly to customers and management. Train and mentor junior technicians in safe work practices, troubleshooting, repairs, and documentation. Complete accurate service reports, inspection records, timecards, and other required documentation. Ensure work complies with applicable OSHA, Cal/OSHA, ASME, CMAA, NEC, manufacturer, and company requirements. Maintain company tools, vehicles, equipment, assigned work areas in a safe and professional condition. Perform other approved service, project, customer-support, fabrication, and shop duties as assigned.