Equipment Technician/Mechanic

Equipment Technician/Mechanic COST of Wisconsin, Inc. – Jackson, WI About Us The COST of Wisconsin, Inc. team creates award-winning construction for zoos, theme parks, casinos, resorts, museums, botanical gardens, residential communities, golf courses, family entertainment centers, theme retail stores, and restaurants. Impact of the Role An equipment technician/mechanic, under general supervision, conducts preventive maintenance, repairs, and fleet and safety inspections on motorized vehicles, small engines, and heavy equipment. This non‑exempt position performs the role efficiently while adhering to equipment guidelines, safety standards, and policies. What the Role Does Repair vehicles and equipment including brakes, engines, electrical systems, hydraulics, transmissions, ignitions, air and exhaust systems, and axle assemblies. Inspect, analyze, and determine causes of vehicle and equipment issues; recommend and/or implement the most cost‑effective and logical repair or replacement. Assist by conducting required tests, certifications, and documentation on all equipment. Respond to internal customers who use equipment and vehicles, explaining maintenance and repair plans, triaging reported problems, and scheduling repairs and routine/preventive maintenance. Perform metalwork and fabrication on equipment. Maintain records of equipment and vehicles, as well as daily service logs; legibly complete forms. Diagnose, dismantle, and perform repairs on tools and machinery. What You Bring Knowledge & Education High school diploma or equivalent. Experience Two years of technical auto mechanic training. Combined experience and education will be considered. Mechanical aptitude. Skills & Abilities Must demonstrate COST’s Core Competencies. Willingness to learn through on‑the‑job training. Ability to drive a forklift; welding skills. Computer skills including MS Office and internet search; ability to operate a tablet and scanning tool. Ability to operate various trucks, light, medium, and heavy equipment, tools, hand tools, automotive lifts, and hydraulic equipment for repair and maintenance. Strong attention to detail and safety standards, procedures, and practices. Rapid response, problem identification, and accurate problem solving in emergency repair situations. Ability to prioritize, collaborate, and work well both as a team member and independently. Effective communication skills including verbal, written, reading, and listening. Ability to explain problems/solutions to users; strong customer focus. Physical Will regularly walk, climb, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl; reach above shoulders, and move. Regularly required to talk and listen; frequent sitting and use of hands to handle, type, or feel. Lift 70 lbs. floor to waist; lift 90 lbs. waist to chest; lift 25 lbs. chest to overhead; carry 50 lbs. over a distance of 50 ft.; push a 100 lbs. wheeled cart over a distance of 100 ft.; and drag 50 lbs. over a distance of 100 ft. Close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus. Work Environment / Schedule Exposed to typical noises and smells associated with the production environment, such as fumes or airborne particles and production machinery. Noise level is moderate to loud. Overtime may be required. #J-18808-Ljbffr MRA Recruiting Services