Mobile Crane Inspector Date Posted:

29 September 2026

Closing Date:

October 29, 2026

Recruiter:

American Equipment HR LLC Careers Location:

Anaheim, California Salary:

USD82,000

to

USD108,000

Job Type & Industry:

Technology Risk Contract Type:

Permanent Job Reference:

2992009271-2 Apply for this job now Job Description American Equipment HR LLC Careers, representing AmQuip, is seeking a Mobile Crane Inspector to support our Inspection, Certification & Quality Control department. In this industrial role, you will perform detailed inspections of mobile cranes, verify compliance with OSHA and ASME standards, and issue clear, accurate certification reports. Working on client sites, you'll assess mechanical, hydraulic, and structural crane components, identify safety hazards, and partner with operators and maintenance teams to ensure safe, reliable lifting operations. AmQuip fosters a values-driven culture focused on safety, teamwork, and continuous learning, offering you opportunities for skills development, certification growth, and long-term career advancement while supporting critical lifting projects across construction, energy, and other heavy industries. Responsibilities Perform detailed inspections of mobile cranes and lifting equipment per OSHA and ASME standards Document inspection findings and prepare clear certification reports Identify, prioritize, and communicate safety hazards and required corrections Verify proper operation of hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical crane systems Collaborate with operations and maintenance teams to schedule inspections and minimize downtime Maintain inspection records and support compliance audits Provide safety guidance and technical support to crane operators and clients Travel to industrial and construction sites to complete field inspections Required Skills Mobile crane inspection Crane load chart interpretation Hydraulic and mechanical systems diagnostics NDT techniques (visual, magnetic, ultrasonic) OSHA and

ASME B30

compliance Inspection report writing Risk and hazard assessment Lockout/Tagout procedures Use of inspection tools and gauges Digital inspection and CMMS software