Field Service Technician

Responsibilities

• Perform major mechanical engine repairs, including overhauling an engine if needed.
• Perform transmission repairs up to and including rebuilds if necessary.
• Perform driveline repairs including undercarriage rebuilds.
• Strong understanding of various trucks and the ability to make complicated repairs and modifications as needed.
• Strong understanding of complicated electrical and hydraulic systems and mastery of both electrical and hydraulic schematics.
• Build and retrofit hydraulic systems for various equipment.
• Plan and complete major fabrication projects (water systems, structural, specifically designed field‑use equipment as needed). This includes strong fabrication skills and the ability to design a product for field use without a template.
• Build and install electrical systems including emergency shutdowns and new controls on various equipment.

• High School diploma, vocational training, certification from an accredited organization, or a combination of schooling and a minimum of 5 years relevant work experience in heavy equipment and/or automotive.
• Valid driver’s license that meets requirements.
• Valid CDL (type dependent on work location).
• Crane inspector certification as needed by location.
• At least 8 ASE certifications in on‑road or a combination of other formal training.
• Reliable transportation and punctuality; ability to travel frequently and work varied hours, including overtime as needed.

• Mastery of mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems with great attention to detail and thoroughness.
• Self‑motivating with an understanding of time frames without being told; ability to help others without being asked and give constructive advice.
• Strong skills in mentoring and training with the ability to give constructive feedback.
• Leadership training preferred. Ability to obtain and utilize such training is a must.