Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Experienced equipment mechanic
Description
Seeking a highly skilled equipment technician.
Variety of machinery and repairs.
Types of machines:
*Excavators, Dozers, Compactors (rolling/vibratory, plate and jumping), Telehandlers, Various trailers (equipment, tilt, stationary, cargo - electric and air brake systems), Scissor Lifts, and various other.
*Dump Trucks, Articulating haul trucks, Semi Trucks, general fleet trucks/vans (pick ups, box vans, etc.).
Brands:
*Equipment - Cat, John Deere, Komatsu, Kubota, Doosan, Dae Woo, Takeuchi, Volvo, JCB, Genie, Hitachi, Case, and more.
*Semi/Dump/Fleet trucks - International, Mack, Peterbilt, Deere, Ford, Ram, Isuzu, GM, and more.
*Potential boat repairs/service, if experienced (Hewescraft, Honda, Yamaha, etc.).
Various repairs:
*Diagnostics of motors, electrical, hydraulic, and similar. All types of diagnostics to the mentioned machinery.
*Hydraulic cylinder re-packs/repair
*Hydraulic pump related repairs (seals, rebuilds if capable, troubleshooting, etc.)
*General leaks (lines, o-rings, hydraulic, oil, etc.)
*Fabrication and welding
*Auxiliary part install/repairs
*Semi and Dump truck various repairs (electrical, hydraulic, air system, tires, etc.)
*Engine rebuilds if capable. General engine/transmission swaps
*General service of machinery (lube, fluid and filter changes, top-offs, etc.)
*Pick-up trucks, box vans, and general mid and full size vehicle repairs. Automotive 2-post lifts and 4-post lift are available for these repairs.
*Field/outdoor work will be necessary for many repairs.
Looking for someone who can work off a list and knock out repairs, without constant supervision.
Additional pairs of hands are available when necessary.
Have a backlog of repairs and looking for a self-sufficient go-getter. Looking to catch on repairs before winter.
Fairly flexible. Open to working with a couple mechanics part-time, after hours, and weekends as well. Also open to someone who's retired and just looking for a project here-and-there. Being lenient, as long as it moves the backlog of repairs forward.
Currently moving and re-organizing shop.
In the process of adding/creating more totes/bins as new shop is being re-organized.
Prefer you have your own general tools - we have most of what is needed, but are re-organizing and moving between shops, so it'll be a process before things are in their final spots.
