Master Technician

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a hiring companyDenver (CO)

Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Master Technician – The Pinnacle of the TradeDo you enjoy teaching the next generation of mechanics as much as you enjoy the grease and gears? Discount Forklift is seeking a Master Technician to oversee our technical excellence and staff development. RoleThe Primary Mentor: Leading our corporate team of service technicians. The Final Word: The ultimate authority on complex diagnostics and specialized repairs. The Architect: Designing and maintaining our shop's technical standards and best practices.

Qualifications: Proven Leadership: 10+ years of experience with material handling or heavy equipment, with a track record of teaching or leading teams. Master-Level Expertise: Expert technical experience (formal schooling or certifications highly preferred).Fully Equipped: Possession of a comprehensive, professional-grade toolset. Willingness to Travel: Ability to travel quarterly to train technicians at our locations across the country. Commitment: A passion for precision and an unshakeable commitment to safety.

Benefits:

Elite Compensation Package
Travel Per Diems & Corporate Support
Health Insurance, Supplemental Dental, Vision, Life, etc.6 Paid Holidays1 Week Vacation48 hours Sick PayCompensation: 90000-110000 Yearly Salary
Seniority LevelMid-Senior level
Employment TypeFull-time
Job Function
Management and Manufacturing
IndustriesBusiness Content

Location: Denver, CO

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