- Location
- Salem, Oregon, US
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Construction
- Source
- BetterTeam
Description
To ensure success as a Heavy Equipment Mechanic, you should have proven experience working with heavy machinery, be physically fit, and be able to troubleshoot issues on the job site. Ultimately, a top-notch Heavy Equipment Mechanic can repair and service even the biggest machinery with expert care.
Responsibilities:
- Having your own tools is preferred.
- Working in the shop and driving to the job site.
- Inspecting trucks, trailers, paving machines, excavators, and other heavy equipment for proper performance.
- Adjusting equipment and replacing faulty parts.
- Repairing damaged equipment parts.
- Cleaning, lubricating, and conducting routine services on heavy-duty vehicles.
- Cleaning and servicing of machine attachments like winches, blades, and side booms.
- Performing major repair work when necessary.
- Consulting with other coworkers on smaller jobs.
- Reporting damaged or faulty equipment to management.
Experience:
- Certification as a Heavy Equipment Mechanic would be nice but not required.
- Proven work experience as a Diesel or Heavy Equipment Mechanic.
- Ability to lift heavy machinery.
- Extensive knowledge of diesel engines and construction equipment.
- Ability to work after-hours if required (not typical).
- Good communication skills.