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Fleet & Facilities Manager/Mechanic

Posted 3 days ago

integrity landscapesBismarck (ND)

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Hiring Fleet & Facilities Manager/Mechanic! We are a Landscape Construction & Pool Building company seeking to hire an individual to manage the equipment (fleet), and shop (facility).Job duties would include mechanical repair and maintenance of small engine equipment, heavy equipment such as skid steers or payloaders or excavators, and trailers & trucks. Shop organization & systems, occasional delivery of materials. Fleet & Facilities manager is responsible to keep the yard and 6,000 sq/ft shop in order and organized, but not the catch all; systems and assistance from coworkers will result in achieving organization and efficiency in our operations. When not required to be in the shop, duties may include deliveries, creating SOP's or assisting crews. CDL is a major plus, we are willing to train you to get your CDL as well. Qualities Needed: -Excellent Time Management/Block Scheduling -Self-motivated & Self Starter -Excellent Communication Skills -Focus & Strong Attention to Detail -Excellent Craftmanship -Critical Thinking & Discretionary Processing -Hard Work Ethic -Integrity in life as a Value, not perfection. -Teamwork -Responsible to self and others and tasks CDL Class B or A Preferred Welding Experience Preferred, Almost Required 4+ years of experience in repair/mechanics Preferred
Benefits include:
  • -Paid Vacation -Simple IRA
  • -Vision & Dental -Contributions$30+/hr DOE. ($70,000-$80,000 starting salary)
  • Call today for more information and to set up an interview!
  • Please do not just send resume- if interested seek us out!

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