Heavy Duty Mechanic Cdl

Minimum Requirements

• CDL Class B license, valid DOT medical card and acceptable driving record.
• Mechanic certification from an accredited program (ASE diesel mechanic or equivalent).
• 4+ years experience working on heavy equipment.
• Light welding experience.
• GED and/or equivalent combination of experience.
• Must become a member of the ILWU local 142.
• Ability to lift up to 50lbs.

• General overhauls of plant equipment such as loaders, crushers, mixer and quarry trucks, forklifts, graders, skid loaders, compressors; rebuilds equipment components and trouble shoots.
• Diagnoses malfunctions and, based on findings, repairs, adjusts, and maintains equipment.
• May perform the duties of other mechanics or welder.
• Uses hand and power tools common to their trade such as wrenches, hammers, hoists, drills, grinders, feeler gauges, indicators, component testing equipment, etc.
• Drives pick‑up trucks and road tests equipment as necessary in accordance with DOT regulations. Requires a CDL B License.
• Performs established periodic PM checks as required.
• Services (cleans, oils, and lubes) equipment, plant compressor, pumps and meters.
• Follows established procedures in preparing necessary reports, requisitions, etc.
• Assists other tradesmen with repairs.
• Oversees the work of trades helpers and assists other mechanics and tradesmen where assistance may be needed.
• Performs night shift work and other related duties as required.
• Must have a working knowledge in repair, parts and operation of above equipment.
• Always work safely and take action to prevent any and all unsafe actions, processes, and behaviors.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Ability to safely use hand tools and equipment.
• Must be able to troubleshoot and problem solve.
• Independently working to assess and repair equipment appropriately.

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