Mechanic

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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