Mechanic

Mechanic Position

Mechanic is responsible to clean, teardown, inspect and troubleshoot, and reassemble heavy equipment components such as hydraulic cylinders, final drives, and differentials.

· Conduct all activities with safety as a priority adhering to all health, safety and environmental policies and procedures.

· Observe and be knowledgeable of all company policies and procedures.

· Check tolerances, dimensions, and specification by using precision instruments, such as outside/inside mics, spring gauges, telescoping gauges, chrome thickness gauge, etc.

· Determines components specifications by measuring tolerances and comparing them to drawings and documentation.

· Inspect torn-down components to identify defects and flaws.

· Complete inspection forms, document work by taking photos and recording details of inspections and finding on inspection report.

· Establishes clearances, torque values, lengths, etc. by performing mathematical calculations.

· Moves components by operating overhead cranes, jib hoists, forklifts, etc.

· Cleans parts by chemical or mechanical methods to remove excess dirt/debris.

· Assembles components by using specialized, pneumatic/hydraulic/electric tooling, such as impacts, presses, and torque wrenches ect.

· References component information and use of computer to review processes and order parts.

· Perform other duties as assigned.

· High School Diploma or GED required.

· 2+ years mechanical experience in heavy equipment, automotive or similar required.

· Strong written and verbal communications skills.

· Reliable and dependable – able to maintain good attendance and ready for work at the start of shift.

· Willingness to learn and is a team player.

· Basic understanding of precision measuring tools.