Mechanic Shop Helper

The Mechanic Shop Helper supports the daily operations of the equipment shop by assisting with maintenance, repairs, and organization of tools, equipment, and vehicles. This hands‑on role is ideal for someone mechanically inclined, eager to learn, and comfortable working in a team environment.

You will work closely with mechanics and other team members to ensure equipment operates safely and efficiently while maintaining a clean, organized workspace. A proactive attitude and willingness to assist wherever needed are key to success in this role.

Salary Range: $35,000 – $45,000

• Assist with diagnosing and repairing small engines and outdoor power equipment (gas, electric, or pneumatic).
• Perform routine and preventative maintenance on equipment.
• Test equipment to ensure proper functionality and performance.
• Communicate with supervisors and operators to clarify issues and recommend preventative maintenance practices.
• Maintain an organized workspace and assist with inventory tracking of tools, parts, and supplies.
• Support overall shop and facility cleanliness and upkeep.
• Complete repair documentation, including work orders, parts usage, and time tracking.
• Assist with equipment and tool delivery as needed.
• Follow all safety policies and procedures.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent

• Entry‑level position; mechanical aptitude preferred

• Basic mechanical knowledge and willingness to learn
• Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record
• Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office 365 preferred)
• Ability to obtain the following certifications (training provided):
  • Forklift certification
  • Aerial lift certification
  • Rigging and signaling certification

• Combination of standing, walking, and sitting; up to 75% of the workday may be outdoors on construction sites
• Ability to climb ladders, stairs, and work in confined spaces
• Frequent use of hands and arms to operate tools and equipment
• Visual ability to inspect work, detect small defects, and operate machinery
• Hearing and communication ability for in-person, phone, and radio use
• Ability to lift up to 25 pounds and carry/push materials 50–100 feet
• Regular bending, twisting, kneeling, crouching, and crawling
• Strong attention to detail, accuracy, and situational awareness
• Ability to work independently, make decisions, and organize tasks effectively