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The Heavy Equipment Mechanic is responsible for performing the required repairs on the construction fleet of trucks and trailers, which includes belly dumps, lowboys and pups. 90% of the truck mechanics time will be spent in the shop.
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- • Adhere to the company’s safety and health policy
- • Trouble shoot problems
- • Change/replace wear items on equipment
- • Perform the following common repairs, such as starters, alternators, water pumps, hydraulic hoses
- • Troubleshoot air system problems on tractors and trailers
- • Perform the required preventative maintenance schedule on heavy equipment and trucks
- • Read and interpret equipment's maintenance manual
- • Ensure that each piece of equipment is properly serviced and ready to be placed back into production at the start of the next shift.
- • Follow directions from immediate supervisor
- • Work together as a team to complete the task
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- Graduation from high school or GED, supplemented with two years’ vocational/specialized training in diesel and gasoline heavy equipment repair, and satisfactory completion of at least two classes in mobile hydraulics.
- Valid Class A Driver's License, with clean driving record
- Haxmat and tanker edorsements
- Familiar with the operation of scrapers, dozers, excavators, blades, articulated dump trucks and wheel loaders
- Ability to read and interpret oil sample reports
- Must be able to work independently with limited supervision
- Knowledge of the operation of various pieces of earthmoving equipment/truck and trailers
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