Field Mechanic

Diagnose, service and repair heavy equipment.

• Troubleshoot and inspect heavy equipment to determine problems or cause of the malfunction.
• Reviews information obtained from troubleshooting and inspection of inoperative equipment determining the time required to repair defects, parts needed to make repairs, special tools needed to make repairs of if a repair should occur at a shop facility.
• Regularly remove, repairs, or replaces components on engines, hydraulic systems, electrical systems, air systems, fuel systems, transmissions, and other power train related systems.
• Field tests heavy equipment after repairs are completed confirming the quality of repairs and machine is ready to be placed back onto production.
• Work with hand wrenches, hammers, impact tools, torque wrenches, screwdrivers, basic measuring tools, overhead hoists, slings and chains, electrical testing tools, hydraulic testing tools, and numerous other adjusting tools.
• Accurately and timely submit work orders, fuel reports, parts requisitions, meter readings and timesheets to the office.
• Travel to and from job sites in the company trade area.
• Must pass pre-employment drug and fitness tests prior to employment.