Part-Time Mechanic / Fleet Maintenance Technician in Columbia Station

Posted 2 days ago

energy jobline zrColumbia Station (OH)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description

Job Description: Palmer's Lawn Care Inc. is looking for an experienced part-time mechanic to help maintain and repair our fleet and equipment. This position is ideal for someone retired or semi-retired looking for flexible part-time work. We are seeking someone dependable who can work independently and help keep our equipment operating efficiently. Our fleet includes newer trucks, trailers, commercial lawn equipment, snow plows, and other landscape equipment.

Responsibilities:

Perform maintenance and repairs on trucks, trailers, mowers, plows, and equipment
Complete preventative maintenance to reduce downtime
Diagnose issues and complete repairs accurately and efficiently
Order parts needed for repairs
Maintain repair and maintenance records
Help keep equipment organized and service-ready Requirements Minimum 3 years mechanic experience required
Experience with trucks, trailers, and small engine equipment
Ability to work independently with little supervision
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
Valid driver's license

ASE Certification This is a great opportunity for someone experienced who enjoys staying busy without the demands of a full-time shop environment.

Work Location: In person

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