Sangwin Plant Hire LTD
Crane / Plant Fitter

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Company Description
Sangwin Plant Hire Ltd is a UK-based machinery and equipment company based in Kingston Upon Hull. The company provides plant and crane hire services to a wide range of industrial, construction, and infrastructure projects. Sangwin Plant Hire is known for operating and maintaining a diverse fleet of heavy equipment to support safe and efficient site operations. Team members work in a practical, hands-on environment where equipment reliability and customer service are central to success.
Role Description
The Crane / Plant Fitter is a full-time, on-site role based in Kingston Upon Hull, responsible for maintaining, servicing, and repairing cranes and other plant equipment within the company’s fleet. Daily tasks include conducting inspections, diagnosing mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical faults, performing scheduled preventative maintenance, and carrying out corrective repairs to ensure equipment is safe and compliant. The role involves working in the workshop / Yard and occasionally on customer sites, completing service reports, maintaining accurate records, and liaising with supervisors and operators to plan maintenance around operational needs. The Crane / Plant Fitter also supports safe lifting operations by ensuring cranes and associated equipment are properly set up, tested, and ready for use.
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- A positive, “can-do” attitude with strong problem-solving skills
- Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
- Good time management and ability to meet deadlines under pressure
- Strong awareness of health & safety standards
- Confident communicating with colleagues and customers at all levels
- Flexibility to work overtime and weekends when required.
Your Experience & Qualifications
- Trained to NVQ L3 or equivalent in Plant maintenance, HGV mechanic or similar
- Minimum: 2 Years Plant fitting (preferred) or 3years + HGV mechanic
- Hydraulic Experience preferred.
- Electrical systems experience required.
- Driving Licence required/ cat C licence preferred but not essential.
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