Mechanic

Job Overview

An equipment mechanic ensures that trucks, machinery and mechanical equipment operate safely and efficiently. They diagnose problems, perform repairs, and carry out routine maintenance to prevent breakdowns.

Key Responsibilities

Inspect engines, hydraulic systems, electrical components, and other parts  Diagnose mechanical issues using testing equipment and software  Repair or replace defective parts (e.g., engines, brakes, transmissions)  Perform routine maintenance like oil changes, lubrication, and filter replacement  Keep maintenance records and reports  Follow safety procedures and regulations  Test equipment after repairs to ensure proper performance 

Common Equipment Worked On

Agricultural equipment (tractors, harvesters)  Industrial machines  Trucks and diesel engines  JLG equipment preferred but not required

Required Skills

Strong mechanical and technical knowledge  Problem-solving and diagnostic ability  Familiarity with hydraulic, electrical, and engine systems  Ability to use diagnostic tools and repair equipment  Attention to detail and safety awareness 

Education & Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (minimum)  Technical training or certification in diesel or heavy equipment repair (often preferred)  Apprenticeship or on-the-job training  Some roles may require a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) 

Work Environment

Repair shops, construction sites, or outdoor environments  May involve heavy lifting, noise, and working in various weather conditions

Compensation details: 25-32 Hourly Wage

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