Port Equipment & Crane Engineer
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Apply NowPort Equipment & Crane Engineer
Hours: Mon to Fri 7am to 4pm
Salary: £51,000 – £58,000 basic
OTE: £70,000+
Location: South Midlands, Luton, Felixstowe, Tilbury
Van & fuel card + Large tools provided
On-call rota included
Port Equipment & Crane Engineer Benefits
5% employer pension contribution
Company van + Fuel
Ongoing training and development alongside experienced engineers
Opportunity to expand skills across multiple lifting equipment sectors
Overtime paid at 1.5
About your new company
Our client is a well-established and growing engineering business specialising in crane and lifting equipment services. Due to continued success and expansion, they are looking to recruit an electrically biased Crane & Lifting Engineer to support operations across the Northwest and Midlands, with occasional travel across the UK. The company is focused on growth and expanding expertise within the container lifting and wider lifting industries.
About your new Port Equipment & Crane Engineer role
As a Port Equipment & Crane Lifting Engineer, you will work both independently and as part of a team to maintain and repair a wide range of lifting equipment across customer sites.
Carry out servicing, inspections, and LOLER Thorough Examinations
Diagnose electrical and mechanical faults and carry out repairs
Perform breakdown response and defect repairs following inspections
Maintain high standards of safety, maintenance, and compliance
Work on a wide range of equipment including:
RMG, RTG, crawler and mobile cranes
Container straddle carriers, Reach stackers, empty handlers
Forklift trucks (1–36 ton)
Boatyard hoists (Perkins, Volvo, Cummins engines)
Terminal tractors, gritters, and sweepersWhat you’ll need to succeed as a Crane & Lifting Engineer
Basic electrical qualifications (essential)
City & Guilds, NVQ, or equivalent in electrical engineering (preferred)
Previous experience with cranes or heavy plant equipment (preferred but not essential)
Willingness to learn both electrical and mechanical aspects of the role
Full UK driving licence (essential)What’s provided
Company van with enhanced security
High-quality tools and equipment – Millwauke & Snap-On
Full PPE and workwear
Structured support from experienced engineers & Technical Supervisors
Inclusion in out-of-hours rota system which pays very well.Next steps
If you are interested in applying for this Port Equipment & Crane Lifting Engineer role or if you would like more information about the position, please submit your up-to-date CV via this advert, or call Shane on (phone number removed).
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Hours: Mon to Fri 7am to 4pm
Salary: £51,000 – £58,000 basic
OTE: £70,000+
Location: South Midlands, Luton, Felixstowe, Tilbury
Van & fuel card + Large tools provided
On-call rota included
Port Equipment & Crane Engineer Benefits
5% employer pension contribution
Company van + Fuel
Ongoing training and development alongside experienced engineers
Opportunity to expand skills across multiple lifting equipment sectors
Overtime paid at 1.5
About your new company
Our client is a well-established and growing engineering business specialising in crane and lifting equipment services. Due to continued success and expansion, they are looking to recruit an electrically biased Crane & Lifting Engineer to support operations across the Northwest and Midlands, with occasional travel across the UK. The company is focused on growth and expanding expertise within the container lifting and wider lifting industries.
About your new Port Equipment & Crane Engineer role
As a Port Equipment & Crane Lifting Engineer, you will work both independently and as part of a team to maintain and repair a wide range of lifting equipment across customer sites.
Carry out servicing, inspections, and LOLER Thorough Examinations
Diagnose electrical and mechanical faults and carry out repairs
Perform breakdown response and defect repairs following inspections
Maintain high standards of safety, maintenance, and compliance
Work on a wide range of equipment including:
RMG, RTG, crawler and mobile cranes
Container straddle carriers, Reach stackers, empty handlers
Forklift trucks (1–36 ton)
Boatyard hoists (Perkins, Volvo, Cummins engines)
Terminal tractors, gritters, and sweepersWhat you’ll need to succeed as a Crane & Lifting Engineer
Basic electrical qualifications (essential)
City & Guilds, NVQ, or equivalent in electrical engineering (preferred)
Previous experience with cranes or heavy plant equipment (preferred but not essential)
Willingness to learn both electrical and mechanical aspects of the role
Full UK driving licence (essential)What’s provided
Company van with enhanced security
High-quality tools and equipment – Millwauke & Snap-On
Full PPE and workwear
Structured support from experienced engineers & Technical Supervisors
Inclusion in out-of-hours rota system which pays very well.Next steps
If you are interested in applying for this Port Equipment & Crane Lifting Engineer role or if you would like more information about the position, please submit your up-to-date CV via this advert, or call Shane on (phone number removed).
INDSHW