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Crane Technician/Mechanic

LaTrae Consulting Group

Westhampton Beach, NY

$65 - $77/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 9 days ago


Job description

Crane Mechanic / Field Service Technician
Long Island, NY
$60 to $75 per hour
Guaranteed 40 hours | Seasonal OT | Relocation considered

We’re hiring a Crane Mechanic / Field Service Technician to support a busy crane and rigging operation on Long Island.

This is a high impact role for a technician with real Liebherr all terrain crane experience. The company supports large scale crane rental, rigging, and heavy lift work across the Long Island and greater New York market, with all terrain crane capacity ranging from 50 to 500 tons.

This is not a basic maintenance role. We need someone who can diagnose, repair, and keep cranes running in the field. For the right Level 4 or Level 5 technician, there is also a clear path into a working manager role with the opportunity to help build out a formal PM program from the ground up.

What You’ll Do

Maintain, diagnose, and repair all terrain cranes in the field and yard

Work heavily on Liebherr all terrain cranes, including hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, carrier, and upper structure systems

Respond to breakdowns and support critical crane uptime

Perform inspections, service work, repairs, and preventative maintenance

Troubleshoot fault codes, sensors, wiring, pumps, valves, cylinders, and control related issues

Communicate clearly with operators, dispatch, operations, and management

Document repairs, parts needs, service findings, and follow up work

Help develop a stronger preventative maintenance process as the role grows

What We’re Looking For

Liebherr all terrain crane experience is the top requirement

Field service background with mobile cranes, all terrain cranes, or similar heavy equipment

Level 3 to Level 5 technician capability

Strong hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, and diagnostic skills

Ability to work independently and make sound repair decisions in the field

Experience supporting crane rental, rigging, construction, heavy lift, or industrial service environments

Comfort being on call for critical weekend breakdowns when needed

OEM training, CDL, NCCCO, crane inspection, or related certifications are a plus

Best Fit

The best fit is a crane mechanic who has already been trusted with complex field repairs and understands the urgency of keeping equipment ready for active jobs.

A Level 4 or Level 5 technician with strong Liebherr all terrain experience will be especially attractive, particularly someone who can grow into a working manager seat and help bring more structure to the maintenance program.

Compensation and Schedule

$60 to $75 per hour, based on experience

Guaranteed 40 hours per week

Seasonal overtime available

Monday through Friday schedule

Weekend on call for critical breakdowns

Relocation considered for the right Level 4 or Level 5 candidate

Why This Role Stands Out

You’ll be supporting serious crane work in one of the busiest lift markets in the country. The operation has established local roots, a strong regional customer base, and the backing of a larger crane and rigging platform built around proven local brands.

For the right technician, this is a chance to step into a key role, make a direct impact on fleet uptime, and grow beyond turning wrenches.