Heavy Duty Mechanic

Requirements

• Conduct thorough inspections of heavy-duty equipment
• Utilize advanced diagnostic tools and techniques to assess and pinpoint mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical problems
• Perform repairs on major equipment components, including engines, transmissions, hydraulic systems, and other critical parts
• Carry out routine maintenance tasks such as oil changes, brake servicing, fluid checks, filter replacements, and lubrication
• Travel to job sites as required to provide on-site troubleshooting and repairs for equipment
• Analyze and resolve complex mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues
• Collaborate with other mechanics or supervisors to solve difficult or uncommon technical problems
• Follow all safety protocols and industry regulations when working with heavy-duty machinery, tools, and hazardous materials
• Ensure that all repairs and maintenance are completed in compliance with safety and environmental standards
• Keep accurate records of all repairs, maintenance, parts used, and work performed for each service
• Provide detailed reports to supervisors and clients regarding equipment status, repairs, and recommendations for future maintenance
• Use diagnostic tools and repair equipment properly, maintaining them in excellent condition
• Report any damaged, missing, or faulty equipment to management promptly for replacement or repair
• Stay informed about the latest technology, machinery, and diagnostic methods in the heavy-duty equipment industry
• Participate in relevant training programs, certifications, and workshops to enhance skills and knowledge

Benefits

• Generous Paid Time Off
• 401k Matching
• Retirement Plan
• Visa Sponsorship
• Four Day Work Week
• Generous Parental Leave
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Relocation Assistance