ENTRY LEVEL TOOL AND EQUIPMENT REPAIR TECHNICIAN

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abco maintenanceNew York (NY)

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Entry

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$18+/hour

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About the role

Entry Level Tool And Equipment Repair Technician
Category: Skilled Trades
Description: Entry Level Tool and Equipment Repair Technician URGENT OPENING ABCO Facility Maintenance is hiring a full-time Tool & Equipment Repair Technician for our Staten Island shop. No professional repair experience is requiredwe're looking for someone mechanically inclined who enjoys working with their hands and wants to learn.
What You'll Do:
  • Troubleshoot, clean and inspect and test tools and small equipment
  • Assist with repairs and parts replacement
  • Work on generators, pressure washers, power tools and other equipment
  • Keep tools and the shop organized and safe
  • Learn tool and small-engine repair through hands-on training
What We Offer:
  • $18+/hour based on experience
  • Weekly pay
  • Medical, dental and vision insurance 401(k)
  • Consistent, year-round work
  • On-the-job training and advancement opportunities
Position Requirements:
  • Mechanical aptitude and interest in learning repair
  • Comfortable working with tools and equipment
  • Reliable, organized and able to follow instructions
  • Valid driver's license and clean driving record (min 5 years)
  • Shop, warehouse, automotive or mechanical experience is a plus not required
Position: Tool Repair/Mechanic (Entry Level)
Number of Openings: 1Location: ABCO Maintenance Main Facility

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