Mechanic - mainly Heavy Equipment and Heavy Truck

Seeking a highly skilled equipment technician.

Variety of machinery and repairs.

We have a mechanic who works a few days per week as a secondary schedule.
Looking for someone who can complement his skills.
Trouble shooting/repairing hydraulics, trucks, trailers, second person for getting through frustrating diagnostics, etc.

Pay $35-55/hr. Potentially more. Depends on your proficiency and abilities.

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-to-full size vehicle repairs. Automotive 2-post lifts and 4-post lift are available for these repairs.
*Field/outdoor work will be necessary for various 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.
Looking to catch-up on repairs before winter.
Shop became clogged over the summer, so we're trying to clear it up currently, to work in the warmth during the 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 items around and re-organizing the shop. Majority of repairs for now are expected to be in the yard and field work at jobsites.
Trying to get indoor space ready for when the weather gets worse.