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Crane Service Engineer (Electrical Bias)
Teesside Area | £40,000 - £48,000 + Company Vehicle + Benefits
An established engineering business specialising in cranes and lifting equipment is seeking an experienced Crane Service Engineer (Electrical Bias) to join its growing service team. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled electro-mechanical engineer to work across a diverse range of industrial environments, delivering high-quality maintenance, inspection and repair services to customers throughout the region.
The Role
Working as part of an experienced engineering team, the successful candidate will be responsible for inspecting, servicing, maintaining and repairing overhead cranes and lifting equipment. The role will involve both planned preventative maintenance and breakdown response activities, ensuring customers remain safe, compliant and operational.
Key Responsibilities Include:
- Inspecting, servicing and repairing overhead cranes, hoists, jib cranes, runway systems, light cranes and lifting equipment.
- Diagnosing and repairing electrical faults, often without the aid of detailed electrical drawings.
- Fault-finding on motors, drives, inverters, gearboxes, control panels and associated electrical systems.
- Carrying out mechanical repairs involving hydraulics, pneumatics and lifting equipment components.
- Identifying safety and compliance issues and providing practical recommendations to customers.
- Completing service documentation and maintaining accurate records.
- Delivering a professional and customer-focused service at all times.
- Working safely at height and within industrial environments.
- Undertaking occasional welding and fabrication work where required.
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About the Candidate
Applications are welcomed from electrically biased engineers with experience in cranes, lifting equipment or similar heavy industrial machinery environments.
Ideal Candidates Will Possess:
- A time-served engineering apprenticeship or equivalent electro-mechanical background.
- Strong electrical fault-finding skills, including experience working without drawings.
- Experience with three-phase electrical systems.
- Knowledge of motors, drives, inverters, gearboxes and control systems.
- Understanding of hydraulics, pneumatics and mechanical lifting equipment.
- A proactive and methodical approach to problem solving.
- Excellent communication and customer service skills.
- A strong commitment to health, safety and compliance.
- A full UK driving licence.
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Desirable Experience & Qualifications
- Previous experience servicing overhead cranes and lifting equipment.
- Welding and fabrication skills.
- LEEA training or experience.
- IPAF certification.
- Working at Height certification.
- Harness Training.
- EMSS/CCNSG Safety Passport.
- Abrasive Wheels certification.
What's on Offer?
- Salary of £40,000 - £48,000, depending on experience.
- Company vehicle provided.
- Structured training and development opportunities.
- Varied and challenging work across multiple industries.
- Supportive and experienced engineering team.
- Opportunity to further develop specialist crane and lifting equipment expertise.
This opportunity would suit a motivated electrical or electro-mechanical engineer looking to develop a long-term career within a respected and growing engineering business operating within the cranes and lifting sector.
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