Road Technician

Road Technician Classification

This position will diagnose and repair various material handling equipment at customer sites. Essential functions include operating and inspecting Toyota Lift equipment and components, evaluating disabled equipment, discussing equipment problems with customers and supervisors, repairing and calibrating engine components, testing repaired equipment, performing pre-delivery inspections, inspecting and servicing equipment, reading equipment manuals, attending training sessions, maintaining knowledge of equipment, assisting with ordering parts, recording work performed, maintaining orderliness, and operating hand and power tools, equipment, motor vehicles, and heavy equipment.

Qualifications include experience with Toyota Material Handling equipment, previous field experience in construction equipment diagnostics and servicing, a high school diploma, excellent customer service and communication skills, owning your own tools, and computer skills.

Physical requirements include the ability to occasionally lift 75 pounds, reach and use arms with full motion, endure prolonged standing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, and squatting, exert push and pull forces with arms, use hands to grasp tools and parts, climb onto and operate equipment, endure forward and overhead arm positions, perform work in cramped spaces and high places, and wear protective equipment. Employees regularly work around moving mechanical parts, may be exposed to weather extremes, noise, chemicals, dust, steam, high-pressure water, and high-speed rotating equipment.