Heavy Equipment Mechanic Job at BURGUNDY TIMBER INC in Bainbridge

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burgundy timberBainbridge (GA)

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Job Description: Burgundy Timber, Inc. is a privately owned corporation located in Bainbridge, Georgia. We are seeking a heavy equipment technician/mechanic. Must have experience operating a service truck with crane, the ability to fabricate and weld, repair and maintain A/C in equipment and trucks, repair and maintain chippers, bulldozers, skidders, feller bunchers, haul trucks, pickup trucks, log trailers, and chip vans. Applicant must be reliable, prompt, and drug-free. Some after-hours calls are needed. Pay is commensurate with experience. Health care and IRA benefits are available
Company Description: Burgundy Timer, Inc. is a family-owned and operated business with nearly 70 years combined experience in the forest products industry, serving the tri-state area of Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. With continued operations, Burgundy Timber produces pine products, hardwood products, and chips as the market demands. Our company is a full-service timber business, with equipped field crews, semis and trailers, sales team, and a shop.
Company Description: Burgundy Timer, Inc. is a family-owned and operated business with nearly 70 years combined experience in the forest products industry, serving the tri-state area of Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. With continued operations, Burgundy Timber produces pine products, hardwood products, and chips as the market demands. Our company is a full-service timber business, with equipped field crews, semis and trailers, sales team, and a shop.

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