Heavy Equipment Diesel Mechanic

Posted 3 days ago

allied steel constructionOklahoma City (OK)

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: Established construction company seeks a self-motivated Heavy Equipment Diesel Mechanic to maintain and repair a mixed fleet, including semi-trucks, trailers, construction equipment, and cranes. This yard-based position works in a dedicated shop, reports to a lead mechanic, performs routine maintenance, and assumes independent major repair responsibilities after training. Rare emergency job-site callouts may be required.

Responsibilities: Perform preventive maintenance on semi-trucks, trailers, construction equipment, and cranes. Diagnose and repair diesel engine, hydraulic, and electrical systems. Complete routine maintenance and independent major repairs after training. Maintain accurate repair and fleet maintenance records. Safely move trucks and equipment around the yard. Provide rare emergency job-site service. Work under the direction of a lead mechanic while completing tasks independently and collaboratively.

Required Qualifications: At least two years of experience in heavy equipment diesel mechanics.

Preferred Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent. Experience with diesel engine diagnostics. Knowledge of hydraulic and electrical systems. Preventive maintenance experience. Heavy equipment repair experience. Mechanical troubleshooting experience.

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