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About the role

Heavy Equipment Technician Gpac is working with a long-standing heavy equipment company that is looking for a Heavy Equipment Technician. This company prides itself as a multi-generational business that invites a family-friendly atmosphere. They resolve to get your problem solved quickly and correctly, every time. The Technicians are an integral part of the company and perform diagnostics, service repairs, and perform maintenance work on all customer and/or dealer owned equipment. Heavy Equipment Technician Expectations: Diagnose, repair, or recondition heavy equipment and components Maintains current knowledge of company equipment and competitive products Participates in training programs offered by the company Completes all reports and forms required in conjunction with work assignments Other duties as assigned Heavy Equipment Technician Qualifications: Technical school training or equivalent work experience Heavy equipment work experience preferred Comes with their own tools Strong mechanical skills, including hydraulics and electrical Able to work as a team members Clean driving record and ability to pass a drug test Able to lift 50 lbs and have good manual dexterity, including multi-limb coordination Benefits: Competitive salary and performance-based bonuses Health, dental, and vision insurance Retirement savings plan Opportunities for professional development and advancement Vibrant, team-oriented work environment Only applications with resumes will be considered. If you have any questions about this or other equipment opportunities please contact Colin Burrer at Colin.Burrer@gogpac.com or call/text me at 605-601-5494

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