Mechanic Construction Equipment

Posted 2 days ago

franks supply companyAlbuquerque (NM)

Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing

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About the role

Frank's Supply Company is a major supplier of construction tools and equipment with our focus on both sales and rental. We are currently seeking a qualified CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MECHANIC for our Albuquerque, NM location. OBJECTIVE:This position diagnoses and repairs rental equipment to ensure complete customer satisfaction.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Analyze malfunctions and repair all types of equipment as required to ensure proper working condition for the customer Diagnose complex mechanical equipment problems Conduct preventive maintenance to avoid unnecessary repairs and down time Perform safety inspections on equipment Create work order and assess time and cost of repairs Maintains a clean and safe shop work environment Adhere to all governmental, company and equipment related safety requirements Qualified candidates will have: A minimum of 2-5 years experience in diagnosing and repairing heavy construction equipment Experience with electric over hydraulic controls, electric, gas and diesel machinery Rental experience preferred Good reading and comprehension skills Good customer service and communication skill The ability to consistently lift up to 50 pounds Must have your own tools Have a valid driver's license and clean MVR EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MINORITY / FEMALE / VETERANS / DISABLED

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