Service Technician Overhead Cranes | Rotterdam Region

• MBO-3 or MBO-4 Electrotechnics, Mechatronics, or a comparable technical education;
• Basic knowledge of electrotechnics (troubleshooting in diagrams is not a problem for you);
• Driving license B;
• No fear of heights 
• Willingness to perform on-call services.

• Salary between €3,000 and €4,700 gross per month, depending on experience;
• 27 vacation days + 6.5 ADV days;
• Travel time allowance in accordance with regulations;
• Allowance for breakdown and on-call services;
• Own service van, professional tools, and PPE;
• Training and certifications (including NEN 3140 and working at heights);
• Growth opportunities towards specialist or other technical roles;
• A great deal of independence and trust.

Service Technician  Overhead Cranes | Rotterdam Region | €3,000 - €4,700

As a Service Technician Overhead Cranes, you will work at customer sites in industry, logistics, and ports where lifting installations are essential to the daily process. When a crane is stationary, work often comes to a direct standstill. 

Additionally, you will work independently in a fixed region around your base location, allowing you to get to know the customers and installations in your work area well. No long drives across the entire Netherlands, but working at customers in your own region.

In the morning, you start at a manufacturing company where a crane has broken down. You locate the fault, tackle it immediately and safely, and ensure the production line can run again.

In the afternoon, you are at a large distribution center for scheduled maintenance. You inspect and adjust installations, perform safety checks, and advise the customer on reliable use and preventive maintenance.

You work independently on-site at customer locations in your region. No two days are the same: one day you perform maintenance, the next day you resolve a fault in a production hall or logistics environment. You analyze technical problems on the spot and independently determine the correct approach.

You work with electrotechnical installations, drives, and mechanical components. You have direct contact with the customer and are the face of Konecranes on-site. Thanks to your craftsmanship, you ensure that installations are quickly and safely operational again  without compromising on quality or safety.

• Performing preventive maintenance on overhead cranes and lifting installations;
• Locating and resolving faults (electrotechnical and mechanical);
• Replacing parts such as motors, brakes, cables, and frequency converters;
• Performing inspections according to applicable standards;
• Reporting your activities via digital service reports;
• Advising customers on technical improvements or necessary repairs;
• Participating in on-call services according to a roster.

You work a lot at heights and often independently. You are the technical point of contact on-site.

Experience with overhead cranes is a plus, but not a requirement. We find a strong technical foundation and motivation more important.