Mechanic

Mechanic

Perform basic preventative maintenance by changing oil, checking fluid levels and grease moving machine parts on heavy equipment and/or trucks.

Assess equipment to accurately diagnose complex mechanical issues including emissions, electrical, hydraulic, engine and transmission issues.

Ability to proficiently use most OEM computer diagnostic software and testing tools to find engine or hydraulic problems.

Perform basic welding and torching as needed to perform repairs.

Operate equipment after repairs to ensure the issue has been properly resolved.

Review and complete work order documentation per department procedure.

Perform mechanic duties independently at least 80% of the time. This includes completing repairs in the field without supervision.

Read/comprehend technical manuals and computer schematics.

Maintain and clean shop area and tools to ensure they are always kept in a safe and useable condition.

Train and mentor other mechanics.

Adhere to company work safety policies.

May perform other duties as assigned.

Learn more about the Materials & Aggregate Industry in PA

Requirements - Who We Are Looking For?

High School Diploma or GED

Must possess a current PA Forklift Certification or obtain certification within the 90-day introductory period through NESL's certification program.

Must have certified completion of 100 hours of third-party manufacturer-specific training related to heavy-duty equipment and/or diesel mechanics.

Site-Specific CDL may be required as determined by the Area Shop Manager.

Must have at a minimum a valid standard Class C driver's license with a Medical Card certification. Must be compliant with NESL Driving Standards.

Truck Mechanics must have PA Category 3 State Inspection License.

Why Apply?

Competitive Benefit Package - Medical, Vision, Dental, 401k, Vacation, Life Insurance, etc.

Career Growth - We pride ourselves in developing coworkers and promoting from within.

Stable Industry - Our materials are in high demand year over year.