About the role

We are looking for a Heavy Truck Mechanicto join our team! You will be responsible for repairing various vehicles and pumping systems.
Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Competitive salary Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Training & development Vision insurance Job Responsibilities and Requirements Mid Valley Concrete Pumping is currently seeking a qualified Heavy Truck/Equipment Mechanic for its McKinney/Princeton TX Shop. Diagnostic and repair of mechanical concerns including electrical, diesel engine, driveline, etc. Perform inspections and preventative maintenance at recommended intervals. Knowledge of methods, materials, tools, techniques used in Truck/Pump repair and maintenance. Field service repair and maintenance. Occasional fabrication or welding. Ongoing training available. Maintain positive attitude and contribute to thriving culture. Valid applicable state license (CDL preferred) Health card may be required to operate some of the equipment Must have own basic tools Must be able to follow written and verbal instructions Must pass DOT-pre-employment physical, drug screen and background check Diagnostic abilities should include strong electrical skills, ability to read wiring diagrams, diesel engine, drivability, diagnostic software, and other heavy truck systems. Full Benefits – Competitive Pay We are an Equal Opportunity Employer We at Mid Valley Concrete Pumping believe that our work is some of the best in the industry. Therefore, we are always looking for quality employees to help us push toward the future. Good employees expect to be taken care of accordingly, we believe we have some of the best benefits in the business.

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