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Hoist & Crane Service Group in Georgia is seeking a Technician who specializes in maintaining and repairing cranes, performing routine maintenance and repairs at customer locations. This on-site role requires adherence to safety standards in a 24/7 service environment.
Ideal candidates have 0–2 years crane experience, a valid driver's license, basic computer skills, and strong teamwork and communication abilities. The position may involve travel and after-hours work to meet client needs.
The Technician is a heavy equipment mechanic that specializes in maintaining and repairing cranes. This position may perform routine maintenance, like lubricating parts, as well as fixing other problems when the crane malfunctions. The Technician works in a safety‑first type of environment. HCSG is a 24/7 service company that requires technicians to be available on‑call and provide after‑hour or even weekend services as required due to customer needs.
The work is labor intensive. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs on a daily basis; up to 100 lbs on a rare basis. This position requires 90% of frequent climbing, balancing, stooping/crouching, overhead reaching, bending, squatting, and prolonged standing and sitting. It requires occasional pushing, pulling, kneeling, and crawling. The position also involves great hand and eye coordination. Heights exceeding 50 feet from time to time are normal to incur on a daily basis to maintain a crane. Employee will be required to travel from time to time (20-50%) and must be willing to work various shifts to accommodate needs of HCSG branches and customers. This includes on‑call and overtime. Travel out of town may be required at the discretion of the company.
Work is normally performed inside or outside (pending customer requirements) with varying degrees of extreme hot and cold temperatures depending on the weather. During summer months, temperatures can exceed 120 degrees. This position will be frequently exposed to noise, heights, fumes, dust, and odors.
Must be able to pass a pre‑employment drug test and background (DISA) and submit to random and annual drug testing as required.