About the role

Set-Up Technician / Small Engines Position Specifics: Department: Service Reports to: Service Manager Supervises: None Job Status: Non-Exempt Purpose: Responsible for set-up and assembly of all types of equipment offered for sale by the dealership. Performs pre-delivery inspections and prepares equipment for delivery to the customer. May require some direction or guidance from the Service Manager, Service Location Manager, Shop Foreman or senior technicians.
Essential Functions: Assists the Service Manager and technicians in the efficient operation of the department Cleans, organizes and maintains the condition of shop, vehicles, inventory, tools, and equipment Assists service technicians as needed, including delivery of parts Assists service technicians with repairing, servicing and moving equipment Accountable for billable time and assigned work orders Responsible for complete and thorough documentation of diagnostics and repairs performed on work orders and on time submittal of information. May participate in Service EDUCATE Training programs required for the development of skills and knowledge Operates and maintains vehicles, tools and equipment required to perform job responsibilities Maintains a clean work area and performs work in a neat and orderly fashion Follows all safety rules and regulations in performing work assignments Experience, Education, Skills and Knowledge: Ability to lift items weighing upwards to 75 lbs. Experience operating vehicles, tools, and equipment used in machinery pre-delivery and set-up processes Experience with basic computer functions Experience working cooperatively in a team environment Experience communicating effectively verbally and in writing Must have an adequate toolset to perform job responsibilities (may be provided by dealership) Valid driver's license required

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