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Provide on-call service as part of a rotation, including after-hours support. Are you interested in becoming an experienced Overhead Crane Service Technician.
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Can work varied overtime, as needed by customer, be available for "on call" as part of the service office rotation and be able to travel and work out of town, on occasion. You'll troubleshoot 480 3-phase motors, address crane issues, and collaborate with clients and facility directors to meet service needs across the United States.
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At Konecranes, we believe that great customer experience is built on the people behind the Konecranes name. Any resumes sent without a Service Agreement and Agency Portal submission with Konecranes, Inc. are void of any fees and free for internal use.
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Konecranes, Inc. and its affiliates will not accept resumes from external recruiters or agencies without a Service Agreement and Agency Portal submission. Stay updated on industry codes and regulations (OSHA, ANSI, CMAA, HMI.
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Salary: $22 - $48 an hour - Pay is determined based on skills, geographic location, internal equity, market/data analysis, number of years of prior relevant experience, degrees and/or certifications, technical assessment score, etc.
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JOB POSITION : Industrial Technician. Communicate with the Field Operations Manager and Service Coordinator following established practices. Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, structural, and electronic issues on-site.
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Company Vehicle: Our Service Technicians get a work truck and a gas card to be used for business purposes. Consult with customers on repair and safety issues, offering recommendations for material handling improvement.
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Must be able to work varying overtime, as required by customer demand, be available for “on call” as part of the service office rotation and be able to travel and work out of town, on occasion.
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JOB POSITION : Industrial Technician Are you interested in becoming an experienced Overhead Crane Service Technician? What we offer:Salary: $22 - $48 an hour - Pay is determined based on skills, geographic location, internal equity, market/data analysis, number of years of prior relevant experience, degrees and/or certifications, technical assessment score, etc.
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Enjoy the convenience of real-time tracking accessible through a dedicated app on your company-issued mobile device—an innovative feature facilitating continuous learning and career development.
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Conduct inspections, maintenance, and repairs on electric overhead traveling cranes and hoists at customer locations. Our service technicians, the heart of our industry, thrive in a safety-first environment.
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At Konecranes, we believe that great customer experience is built on the people behind the Konecranes name – people committed to providing our customers with lifting equipment and services that lift their businesses.
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