Field Crane Technician: UK Travel, Training & Growth

Interaction Recruitment; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

OTE £60k+

Door to door pay

Weekly pay

On-site service van

Training & certifications

Career progression

Overtime opportunities

Job summary

Interaction Technical is seeking a Crane Technician to service, maintain, inspect and repair HMF and PM lorry-mounted cranes at customer sites across the UK. You will diagnose hydraulic, electrical and mechanical faults and carry out LOLER inspections with accurate documentation.

You will work in a field-based role with travel across the region, supported by a company van, training and ongoing certification opportunities. A full UK driving licence is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience on truck-mounted cranes or similar lifting equipment.
• Strong hydraulic fault-finding and diagnostics.
• Full UK Driving Licence.
• Ability to work independently in a field service role.
• Excellent customer service and communication.

Responsibilities

• Carry out servicing, maintenance, and repairs on HMF and PM cranes
• Diagnose and rectify hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical faults
• Conduct LOLER inspections, testing, and certification work
• Manufacture, repair, and replace hydraulic hoses
• Attend breakdowns and provide on-site support
• Complete inspections and service documentation accurately
• Ensure safe working practices and compliance with standards
• Deliver professional service while maintaining customer relationships

Skills

Truck-mounted cranes

Hydraulic fault-finding

Mechanical knowledge

Electrical knowledge

Independent field service

Customer communication

Problem-solving

Education

ALLMI Certification

Operator Certification

Thorough Examiner Certification

LOLER Inspection experience

Manufacturer training on HMF/PM

Job description

Interaction Technical is seeking a Crane Technician to service, maintain, inspect and repair HMF and PM lorry-mounted cranes at customer sites across the UK. You will diagnose hydraulic, electrical and mechanical faults and carry out LOLER inspections with accurate documentation.

You will work in a field-based role with travel across the region, supported by a company van, training and ongoing certification opportunities. A full UK driving licence is essential.