Diesel Technician

Posted 6 days ago

rhode island harvesting companyAshaway (RI)

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Job Description: Job Description Experienced diesel engine technician needed at Rhode Island Harvesting Company, Inc., a family owned and operated tractor and outdoor power equipment dealership located in Ashaway, RI.
Job Description: Must have own tools Experience as a diesel engine technician is required Repair and maintain diesel engine farm and construction equipment Troubleshoot and diagnose equipment and engine malfunctions through inspections and performing diagnostic testing Perform routine maintenance of equipment Set up new equipment Keep accurate records of jobs performed and write up work orders Full-time plus overtime and year end bonus Must be responsible, self-motivated and reliable Have ability to work independently and as part of a team Have ability to deal with a variety of people in a professional, courteous manner Must be able to efficiently use a computer for equipment diagnostics, parts lookup programs and computer based inventory systems Compensation is based upon experience. We offer health benefits, paid vacation, sick days, overtime, employee discount, paid uniform service and bonus availability.
Company Description: Rhode Island Harvesting Company was established in 1950. We are a three generation family owned and operated tractor and outdoor power equipment dealership in Ashaway, RI. For 76 years we have been dedicated to providing friendly, courteous and professional customer service. We build long lasting relationships with our customers and employees by respectfully treating them as we would like to be treated.
Company Description: Rhode Island Harvesting Company was established in 1950. We are a three generation family owned and operated tractor and outdoor power equipment dealership in Ashaway, RI. For 76 years we have been dedicated to providing friendly, courteous and professional customer service. We build long lasting relationships with our customers and employees by respectfully treating them as we would like to be treated.

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