Heavy Maintenance Technician
$18.50 - $28.00 / Hourly
ApplyHeavy Maintenance Technician
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$18.50 - $28.00 / Hourly
About the role
- Work under the HM Lead, Lead Technician, or Service Manager to meet customer expectations and response time objectives.
- Close assignments and complete paperwork as they are completed from the job site.
- Maintain company equipment in a good working standing.
- Assist in the installation, maintenance, and repair of fueling / handling locations including, but not limited to:
- Fuel dispensers – Hydraulics and Electrical
- Submersible fuel pumps
- Credit card pedestals
- Removal and Safe disposal of Petroleum Compacted Water from tanks and catch basins
- Hydrostatic Testing – Sumps and Spill Buckets
- Line Repairs – Including FRP, Flexible Fiberglass, SteelSump Penetration Repairs – Icon Split Boot, Bravo, etc.
- Bollard Repair, Replacements, Maintenance
- Spill Bucket Replacements and Upgrades
- Demolish and finish of concrete – premixed and mixed onsite
- Install and terminate communication and electrical wiring – Direct Bury, through existing conduit, or running new EMT or Ridged conduit
- Critically Damaged Dispenser or Fueling Equipment
- Will have obtained and maintain certifications required for HM level on equipment, products, and safety practice
- Highschool diploma or GED required
- Must have a valid driver's license
- Able to operate a 90lb jack hammer throughout the work schedule
- Familiar with computer operations with an aptitude for learning computer skills.
- Work will include after-hours.
- Able to be taught to safely operate industry specific tools and equipment.
- Obtain / Maintain or possess / maintain certifications.
- Must be eligible to work in the United States.
- Competitive pay 401(k) with company match
- Paid time off
- Paid holidays
- Health benefits (eligible 1st of the month following 30 days) including Medical, Vision, Dental, Disability
- Life insurance-company provided
- Bonus program eligibility
- Paid training for field personnel
- Uniforms provided for field personnel.
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