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Job Description: Job Description HEAVY EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN / MECHANICCentral Texas Equipment (CTE) is a heavy equipment dealership in Pflugerville, TX. We sell and service equipment from the following manufactures: Terex, Dynapac, Manitex, Link-Belt, Bobcat, Sullair, Elliott, Genie, PM, Generac, Wacker, Atlas Copco and other lines.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Utilize technical skill to perform hydraulic and electrical test, also using computer programming for diagnostics and parameter settings Analyze and utilize schematic diagrams, parts manuals and technical manuals Takes advantage of all opportunities to attend schools and training sessions in order to upgrade technical competence Consistently repair equipment in line with dealer and manufacturer's labor time guides Complete required paperwork for time tracking and labor billing Determine parts and outside materials to complete service Notify Service Advisor upon completion of repairs Provide excellent customer service Must work well with other employees in a Team environmentJOB REQUIREMENTSMust own a complete of hand tools Must be reliable and be able to work unsupervised Must be available to occasionally work overtime Basic computer skills Must have valid Driver's License, clean MVR, and background screen Experience as a Heavy Equipment Technician required (Min of 3 years)Ability to sit, stoop, kneel, push, climb, move, reach and work overhead, lift up to 90 lbs. and work in all weather conditions Our leadership and workplace culture demonstrates value of each employee and rewards both individual and team contribution. Our Heavy Equipment Mechanics receive a lucrative compensation and benefit package, including health insurance, paid-time-off, 401k plan and fun work environment.

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