Field Service Technician

Posted 19 days ago

hoss rentalsWatford City (ND)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Entry-Level Equipment Service Technician Hoss Rentals is looking to add an entry-level equipment service technician to join our growing service team.

Qualifications: -No previous experience required but applicant should have a general understanding of basic maintenance on equipment and/or vehicles-Individual must be willing to learn, be reliable, and have mechanical ability-Basic knowledge of hand and power tools-Ability to work independently and stay on task-Capable to work in a variety of conditions and travel to service equipment at various locations-Ability to demonstrate safe work habits and work well with others-Must be able to communicate using oral and basic written communication-Must pass a Pre-Employment Drug & Alcohol screening and will be entered into a random testing pool-Must possess a valid driver's license and pass a criminal background check and motor vehicle record check-Must be able to lift 50 pounds repeatedly

Responsibilities: -Perform general shop tasks to keep a clean and organized work environment-Perform preventative maintenance, service, repairs, and inspections on vehicles, equipment, & trailers.-Keep accurate and detailed records of work performed.-Complete all required safety training assigned

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