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Truck Mechanic/Equipment Mounter

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curbtenderEasley (SC)

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About the role

Mounting TechnicianMounting technicians integrate mechanical, hydraulic, electronic, and pneumatic systems of Curbtenders refuse truck bodies onto a truck chassis. Must be able to communicate effectively with engineering department. Be capable of working with minimal supervision and instructions. Maintain a clean and safe working area, and perform regularly scheduled maintenance on the equipment and alerting the maintenance department with potential mechanical problems. Work in teams and be required to assist other departments as needed. Encouraged to provide suggestions to management on quality and safety improvements regarding the work environment and the product. Must be able to read, write, communicate and understand English. Must be able to read and understand engineering drawings, blue prints and scamatics Must demonstrate good organizational and time management skills to ensure completion in the most efficient manner Must be able to work with interruptions during a work shift May be required to work at height of 10 feet from structures, platforms and ladders Must be capable of standing constantly May be required to lift up to 50 lbs. Must be capable of bending, stooping, squatting, kneeling, reaching and climbing Must possess required equipment and tools

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