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Altrad Sparrows is seeking an experienced crane service technician to perform in-field and in-shop maintenance of overhead cranes, hoists, and related systems both onshore and offshore. You will read diagrams, troubleshoot, and repair electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical components while complying with safety and quality standards.
The role requires 10+ years of relevant experience, project/lead experience, and the ability to work independently.
Altrad Sparrows is a global provider of specialist engineering, inspection, operations and maintenance services to the offshore energy, industrial and renewables markets. We specialize in delivering structured and tailored solutions to meet our clients' lifting, mechanical handling, and fluid power requirements, whether that's on a drilling rig, a fixed offshore platform, or an onshore refinery, port, power station or manufacturing facility.
With over 65,000 people across 50+ locations worldwide, we work around the world, around the clock, combining global reach with the network, knowledge and responsiveness of a local specialist. Our in-house engineering capability spans mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, structural and integrity disciplines, giving us the depth to take on complex, safety-critical challenges others can't.
Our 'above all, one standard' commitment to quality and safety means our clients can count on consistent, high performance — every time, everywhere.
MAIN PURPOSE: Perform all aspects of crane service in the field and in the shop. Will assist in training of B & C level overhead mechanics.
Ready to make a difference? Join us at Altrad Sparrows and be part of a team that values innovation, collaboration, and excellence.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
**Candidates applying for U.S. based positions must have the legal right to work in the U.S. without sponsorship**1