Overhead Crane & Hoist Service Technician (PA or Remote)
Scranton, PA · Remote
$24 - $45/hr
We are also hiring Fully Remote Traveling Technicians residing anywhere in the U.S. Work Environment * Field-based work at industrial customer sites
Scranton, PA · Remote
$24 - $45/hr
We are also hiring Fully Remote Traveling Technicians residing anywhere in the U.S. Work Environment * Field-based work at industrial customer sites
Scranton, PA · Remote
$24 - $45/hr
We are also hiring Fully Remote Traveling Technicians residing anywhere in the U.S. Work Environment * Field-based work at industrial customer sites
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Scranton, PA • Remote
$24 - $45/hr
Full-time
Re-posted 5 days ago
NOW HIRING: OVERHEAD CRANE & HOIST SERVICE TECHNICIAN | PENNSYLVANIA or CONTINENTAL U.S. (TRAVEL)
Field-Based | Local & Travel Roles Available | Multiple U.S. Locations
Compensation: Competitive hourly rate up to $45/hour+ based on experience, skills, location, and credentials | Top-performing technicians regularly earn substantially more through overtime, travel pay, premium site incentives, and specialized project work
If you’re a technician who can work independently, troubleshoot complex issues in the field, and take ownership of customer outcomes—this role will feel like a natural fit.
At American Crane & Equipment Corporation (ACECO), we’re looking for experienced Crane & Hoist Technicians who can operate in real-world environments where safety, uptime, and technical execution matter.
This is not a shop role sitting under constant supervision. This is field service work where you are trusted to diagnose problems, make decisions, and represent ACECO directly with customers.
You won’t be just another tech number here. Strong technicians build real reputations at ACECO.
What This Role Really Is
This is a field-based service role—you’ll spend most of your time traveling to customer sites, diagnosing problems, performing repairs, and being accountable for getting equipment safely back into operation with minimal supervision.
Who Thrives Here (and Who Doesn’t)
You’ll do well here if you:
This role is likely not a fit if you:
What Success Looks Like (First 90 Days)
Why Join Our Team at American Crane?
What You’ll Do
Field Service & Technical Work
Customer Interaction & Communication
Documentation & Reporting
On-Call & Travel Responsibilities
What We’re Looking For
Education
Experience
Technical Skills
Skills & Attributes
REQUIREMENTS
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE POSITION
Customer Site Access Requirements
A significant portion of the work performed by our Crane & Hoist Service Technicians takes place at commercial nuclear generating facilities and other secure industrial customer sites.
Technicians in this role must be able to obtain and maintain customer-required unescorted access authorization and comply with all customer security, fitness-for-duty, and access authorization requirements throughout their employment.
Because access requirements are established by our customers and applicable regulatory authorities, additional screening may be required before or during employment. Depending on the customer and work assignment, this may include:
Customer access determinations are made solely by the customer or applicable regulatory authority and are outside the control of American Crane & Equipment Corporation.
Schedule
Full-time | Travel and on-call required based on assignment
Location
Multiple U.S. Locations + Traveling Roles Available
We are looking for experienced technicians for positions assigned to local areas as follows:
Work Environment