Field Service Mechanic C

Job Title:

Field Service Mechanic C

Everett, WA, USA, 98201

Employment Status:
Full-time

Posting

Start Date:

9/2/26

Founded in 1965, Herc Rentals is one of the leading equipment rental suppliers in North America with 2025 total revenues reaching approximately $4.4 billion. Herc Rentals' parent company, known as Herc Holdings Inc., listed on the New York Stock Exchange on July 1, 2016, under the symbol "HRI." Herc Rentals serves customers through approximately 607 locations and has about 10,000 employees in North America as of June 30, 2026.

As a Field Service Mechanic C, you are an entry-level technician who will familiarize yourself with product knowledge and standards of quality in the field. Field Service Mechanic C's will learn the standard operating procedures at the branch, region, and national level to grow their career to higher-level mechanic roles. The primary focus of a Herc Rentals Field Service Mechanic C is to utilize their mechanical training to contribute to fleet maintenance operations at customer job sites, ensuring Herc Rentals equipment remains on the rental 'ready line'.

This goal is achieved safely and professionally through an effective preventative and corrective maintenance program, executed from a service truck under the guidance of senior field mechanics.

• Follow PM schedules for Herc-owned fleet at active job sites.
• Perform oil changes, filter replacements, and lubrication onsite.
• Replace oil/fuel filters per OEM recommendations; monitor oil condition and replace as needed.
• Manage coolant levels and hose quality; drain water separators to prevent moisture damage.
• Flush cooling systems periodically to prevent corrosion/overheating.
• Inspect/replace air filters; identify proper fluids and filters per OEM recommendation.
• Perform DPF/DEF system maintenance.
• Conduct frequent visual inspections of engines, belts, and hoses.
• Inspect for oil leaks around seals/gaskets and confirm proper fuel type.

• Operate/test equipment onsite to confirm quality and efficiency standards.
• Conduct regular visual/operational inspections at job sites.
• Monitor/change hydraulic fluid, engine oil, and fuel filters.
• Grease moving parts (arms, joints, pivot points).
• Check tire pressure, tread, and wheels for damage.
• Inspect hoses, pumps, valves, and cylinders for leaks.
• Check platform/ground controls, safety alarms, and emergency stop buttons.
• Inspect batteries for charging; clean terminals and maintain water levels.
• Perform oil changes, lubrication, tire/hose/battery replacements from the service truck.
• Determine base warranty eligibility for engines onsite.
• Collaborate with senior mechanics and supervisor to ensure safety/operational standards are met.

• Inspect/clean battery terminals; test voltage and load capacity.
• Verify proper battery mounting and secure harness routing.
• Inspect connectors/plugs for damage or loose wires.
• Test headlights, tail lights, brake lights, back-up alarm, and indicators.
• Inspect fuse box; test power supply and replace blown fuses.
• Check alternator belt tension/output; test charging system circuits.
• Inspect/test sensors and control modules.
• Read electrical schematics and meters; use a multimeter.
• Perform lockout/tagout; identify proper PPE for field tasks.
• Diagnose small tools and light rental equipment with senior mechanic assistance.

• Enter work orders and order parts via fleet management system from the field.
• Produce detailed service reports and repair logs per visit.
• Assist in reconditioning/replacing heavy equipment parts onsite.
• Learn warranty coverage terms during field visits.
• Keep service truck and inventory clean and…