Mechanic - Pinney Dock

Perform equipment diagnostics, preventative maintenance and repair on gasoline and diesel fueled equipment as well as miscellaneous material processing, packaging and support equipment

• Troubleshoot and perform unit maintenance on internal combustion engines and accessories, power train and chassis components of light-wheel vehicles
• Operate a variety of tools / equipment such as cutting torch, welder, forklift, hand tools, power tools (impact wrench, drills, etc.) and electric meters
• Perform daily, weekly, monthly, semi-annual and annual maintenance according to manufacturer’s specifications on all equipment
• Test and operate vehicles and equipment as required
• Respond to call out maintenance duties
• Perform maintenance operations on both light and heavy equipment
• Diagnose malfunctions of light-wheel vehicles and associated items
• Perform the duties of a wheel and track vehicle mechanic
• Maintain shop facilities and upkeep of hand and power tools
• Power repairs and preventative maintenance checks and services in accordance with appropriate maintenance schedules
• Complete applicable work orders, maintenance forms and records
• Employ basic maintenance techniques to correct malfunctions of mechanical, electrical, air and hydraulic brake systems or components
• Perform preventative maintenance on tools, repair parts, equipment and assigned vehicles
• Determine proper tools and equipment to be used for unit maintenance tasks
• Test and operate vehicles and equipment as required and observe for evidence of abnormal operation
• Operate and assist in the operation of vehicles in conjunction with maintenance operations
• Organize work area to gain maximum efficiency and productivity in terms of time, tools and equipment
• Operate vehicles and equipment for diagnosis and inspection purposes
• Apply and adhere to required safety procedures
• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical pneumatic and hydraulic systems
• Align and adjust assemblies and components so equipment is functioning within the prescribed limits and tolerance
• Read, understand and apply information contained in unit maintenance technical manuals and basic schematic diagrams
• Isolate and identify causes and malfunctions
• Perform limited cutting operations in support of the welder on staff
• Use proper rigging techniques to attach and secure hoists, cables and slings using authorized equipment