Overhead Crane Inspector – Aviation or Aircraft Support Equipment Technician- Austin Industrial (Phoenix, AZ)

Overview

Inspect and repair overhead cranes and lifting devices, plus support equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• crane inspection
• crane repair
• equipment repair
• production repairs

Tasks

-Perform inspections and repairs on overhead cranes and below the hook lifting devices. -Assist with other production equipment repairs as assigned.

Requirements

• 480vac
• crane inspector
• electrical
• mechanical
• associate degree
• forklift

What You Bring

-Must have 480VAC 3 phase experience -Must have over 1year experience as a crane inspector -Applicants must be legally authorized to work for ANY employer in the United Stated. Austin is unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa for this position. -Must have over 1 year experience as a crane inspector and over 5 years electrical and mechanical experience. -Must have 480VAC 3 phase experience. -Associates degree or greater is recommended. -Excellent communication and writing skills required -Forklift experience or ability to learn required -Over 5 years electrical and mechanical experience -Forklift experience or ability to learn required.

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About Austin Industries

-Grew from a family-run bridge builder into three specialized divisions—bridge & road, commercial, and industrial construction. -Tackles complex infrastructure: highways, bridges, oil‑and‑gas facilities, airports, and large‑scale commercial campuses. -Its industrial arm leads maintenance, turnarounds, and soft‑craft services for petrochemical, power, and manufacturing plants. -Commercial projects span aviation terminals, hotels, universities, sports venues, and semiconductor fabs. -Standing out with award‑winning safety performance and in‑house fabrication capabilities. -Combines deep legacy in civil engineering with modern, integrated construction and maintenance solutions.

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Visa Sponsorship

-no visa sponsorship; applicants must already be authorized to work in the united states.