Field Mechanic

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Field Mechanic (Heavy Equipment, Troubleshooting, Maintenance, Construction)

Job Overview

AMAT is seeking a skilled to maintain and troubleshoot a wide range of heavy equipment, including dump trucks, pavers, and dozers. This role involves both field travel to jobsites and shop work, ensuring equipment safety and operational efficiency for the company.

Why This Role Stands Out

• Maintain a diverse fleet of heavy equipment, from dump trucks to milling machines.
• Collaborate directly with equipment manufacturers to stay current with new technologies.
• Take ownership of planning work procedures and troubleshooting complex issues.
• Play a critical role in ensuring safety compliance and best practices across the equipment team.

Who This Role Is For

• An experienced mechanic proficient in maintaining and troubleshooting heavy equipment.
• A safety-conscious individual committed to best practices and company policies.
• Someone who thrives on problem-solving and planning effective work procedures.
• A collaborative professional eager to work with various stakeholders and manufacturers.
• Comfortable with field travel and shop work, potentially holding a CDL.

What Youll Do

• Travel to jobsites and work in the shop to service equipment.
• Plan work procedures and devise solutions for equipment issues.
• Troubleshoot and maintain a wide range of heavy equipment.
• Examine equipment and consult with project stakeholders on damage or malfunction.
• Ensure compliance with safety rules and promote best practices within the equipment team.
• Collaborate with equipment manufacturers to stay updated on new technologies.

What Were Looking For

• Proven experience troubleshooting and maintaining heavy equipment.
• Ability to diagnose and resolve mechanical issues across various machinery types.
• Familiarity with heavy equipment such as dump trucks, pavers, loaders, and dozers.
• Strong commitment to safety protocols and compliance.
• Capability to plan and execute complex repair procedures.
• Willingness to travel to jobsites and perform shop work as needed.
• A Commercial Drivers License (CDL) is a plus.