Mobile Equipment Mechanic

Mobile Equipment Mechanic

Analysis and diagnosis of defective or damaged engines, hydraulic systems, electrical systems and various drive train breakdowns.

Ability to disassemble, repair or replace parts and reassemble machinery to specific standards as required by blueprints, drawings, or supervisors direction.

Ability to inspect and perform preventive maintenance of equipment as required and maintains a schedule for each piece.

Must be able to solder, braze, weld, and use precise measuring equipment, electrical test controls, sweat copper connection, and other various related duties.

Will be knowledgeable and proficient at reading drawings, blueprints, sketches, schematics, and detailed specifications provided by the manufacture of the equipment being repaired.

Must be able to through license and ability to perform Missouri State vehicle inspections.

Responsible for inventory of needed spare parts for repairs to all mobile equipment.

What Will Help You Thrive In This Role?

Associates degree from an authorized technical school, or equivalent experience, with a recommended 30 plus credit hours of trade school, or a journeyman status from an approved apprentice program.

Will be required to obtain and maintain a license from the State of Missouri, for Missouri Vehicle Inspections.

Will be required to maintain a Class D. Chauffeurs License from the State of Missouri.

Ability to lift 60-80 lbs manually.

Ability to lift 50 lbs manually from floor to waist.