Field Service Mechanic B

Field Service Mechanic B

Greeley, CO, USA, 80631

Employment Status:
Full-time

Posting

Start Date:

9/17/26

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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 B, you are an intermediate-level technician who has developed a solid foundation of mechanical knowledge and is expanding into more complex diagnostics and repairs in the field. Field Service Mechanic B’s have mastered the foundational operating procedures at the branch level and are progressing toward mastery of regional and national standards. The primary focus of a Herc Rentals Field Service Mechanic B is to utilize their growing mechanical expertise to support 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, while mentoring Field Service Mechanic C-level technicians.

• Maintain PM schedules for Herc-owned fleet at active job sites.
• Independently perform oil changes, filter replacements, and lubrication from the service truck.
• Replace oil/fuel filters, water pumps, thermostats, and radiators onsite.
• Manage coolant levels, flush systems, and maintain hose quality.
• Perform DPF/DEF system maintenance at the job site.
• Conduct visual/operational inspections of engines, belts, hoses, and major systems.
• Inspect for oil leaks, correct fuel type, and fluid levels per OEM recommendations.

• Diagnose/repair cooling systems; identify electronic and mechanical problems onsite.
• Test engine cooling and fuel systems (lines, leaks).
• Troubleshoot/repair electrical systems—wiring, connectors, control units—from the service truck.
• Replace faulty turbos, alternators, and sensors.
• Diagnose pressure loss, overheating, and sluggish movement on aerial equipment.
• Use computerized tools to trace electrical faults, connections, switches, sensors, and safety interlocks.
• Replace hoses, hydraulic pumps, motors, wiring, and sensors.
• Replace guardrails, platforms, and outriggers; replace aerial lift leveling components.
• Perform annual aerial inspections; service emission control components (DPF).

• Inspect starter motor, solenoid, and ignition switch; check cranking amperage and abnormal noises.
• Inspect wiring harnesses for fraying, cracks, exposed wires, or overheating; replace as needed.
• Inspect lighting wiring/switches and cabin for moisture ingress or electrical damage.
• Inspect/test relays and circuitry; replace faulty components.
• Inspect/recalibrate overvoltage protection systems and indicator lights.
• Inspect/test voltage regulators and sensors; replace if faulty.
• Verify firmware/software updates using truck-carried tools.
• Read and apply electrical schematics to support diagnostics.

• Enter/review work orders and order parts via fleet management system from the field.
• Assist shop lead with damage estimates, repairs, and documentation onsite.
• Produce detailed service reports and repair logs per visit.
• Recondition/replace heavy equipment parts; diagnose wear/tear onsite.
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