Heavy Equipment Mechanic

Posted 8 days ago

himes equipmentVan Alstyne (TX)

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

Job Description Job Description Tired of Corporate? We are a small Heavy Equipment Dealership in Van Alstyne TX, looking for a Highly Experienced Heavy Equipment Mechanic. About Himes Equipment- Currently have over 650 Pre-Owned Machines in stock with $25 Million in Inventory- Established in 2009- Sell Equipment Worldwide- Fast paced environmentWhat we are looking for:- Able to diagnose and fix various models of heavy equipment.- Willingness to work outside in ALL TYPES OF WEATHER- Highly skilled in fixing electrical, hydraulic, engine and transmission related issues- Work well with a small team of salesman, yard staff, and other mechanics- Work fast, fix the problem, move on to the next machine- Ability to work with and or own Diesel Laptop softwarePerks of working here:- NO TRAVEL, on site here in Van Alstyne, 5 days a week. Monday-Friday 7;30-5:30- Guaranteed 40 Hours a week- Personalized ATV/Cart for your own tools- No company uniforms (We do provide company shirts)- Boot allowance- Very Competitive Pay (at or above all major OEM dealers)- Paid Time off- 401K- Life insurance- 10,000 sq ft shop and covered area to work on units when raining or inclement weather

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