Diesel/Heavy Duty Mechanic

Posted 8 days ago

marmen energyBrandon (SD)

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Job Description Job Description POSITION SUMMARY : You will perform preventive maintenance and repair of heavy duty vehicle fleet and related equipment. You will make sure that the equipment is safe and well maintained as they play a major function in handling operations. This position opening is on a night shift. Night shift will earn an additional $2/hour for a shift premium.

RESPONSIBILITIES: As a Heavy Duty Mechanic, you must be able to :Ensure preventive maintenance of our heavy duty vehicle fleet and related equipment: small and big forklift, service/ tow trucks, scissorlift, genie-boom and small engines Troubleshoot and fix problems of all kinds Adjust, replace, fix various parts of mechanical, hydraulic and electrical systems Maintain engine operations Inform the Maintenance supervisor of the engines status Recondition engines, transmissions, big/ small forklift mast, etc Read and understand the maintenance and repairs manuals Must be able to safely load, unload or handle hazardous materials, including paint waste and used oil, while following safety procedures. All safety training relating to hazardous materials handling must be completed prior to engaging in these activities. Perform others duties as assigned (welding, cutting, lubricating, etc)VALUED SKILLS : Mechanical sense Analytical sense Manual dexterity Rigor and meticulousness

Resourcefulness REQUIREMENTS:

Must be able to : Climb stairs and ladders; work at heights
Lift and carry between 30-50 lbs
Stand and walk for long periods of time
Bend, kneel, squat, twist, reach
Work above shoulders
Tolerate exposure to weather, hot/ cold environments
Work in confined space
Must provide own toolsASSETS: Diploma/ training in Heavy Vehicle Mechanic or relevant training Relevant experience
This position will work on a night shift

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