Engine Rebuild Technician

Engine Rebuild Technician

Join a team where your technical skill and pride in craftsmanship truly matter. As an Engine Rebuild Technician, you will play a key role in rebuilding, restoring, and optimizing major engine components to factory-level performance. If you enjoy precision work, problem-solving, and seeing the results of your expertise come to life, this is the place for you.

As an Engine Rebuild Technician, you'll be responsible for complete engine reconditioning/rebuilding and component-level repairs. Your day-to-day will include:

• Disassembling, inspecting, repairing, reconditioning, and reassembling engine components
• Conducting reconditioning-type repairs using proper tooling and up-to-date service information
• Completing accurate service documentation, including parts handling and technical information retrieval
• Determining part reusability and making repair recommendations
• Performing diagnostic tests, troubleshooting malfunctions, and making precise adjustments
• Supporting customer satisfaction through high-quality workmanship and timely service
• Maintaining a clean, safe, and organized workspace
• Helping train and mentor junior Technicians
• Assisting Field Technicians with minor repairs when needed
• Performing all duties professionally, efficiently, and safely
• Supporting other tasks as needed to serve our customers and business operations
• Loading, unloading, and transporting engines, components, and parts within the facility

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED; 3–5 years of relevant technician experience preferred
• Ability to read and understand instructions, technical documents, and basic correspondence
• Ability to write simple reports or notes
• Personal tooling is sufficient to perform assigned duties (or the ability to obtain it)

Physical & Work Environment Requirements

This role involves hands-on, physical work and exposure to a variety of shop environments. You should be comfortable with:

• Standing, walking, reaching, climbing, kneeling, or crawling throughout the workday
• Frequently lifting up to 20 lbs, and occasionally lifting up to 50 lbs
• Working in conditions that may include heat, cold, humidity, high places, fumes, and outside weather
• Using a full range of vision, including close, distance, color, and depth perception
• Exposure to moderate noise levels and occasional vibration or electrical risks