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Maintenance and repair experience must include the following areas - diesel, gas, engine, transmission, air conditioning, electrical, air brakes, suspension, cooling, hydraulics and more.
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As a Field Diesel Mechanic (Service Tech III - Field Service), you’ll use your skills to perform maintenance and repairs on complex equipment in a safe and professional manner. As a Field Diesel Mechanic (Service Tech III - Field Service), you’ll use your skills to perform maintenance and repairs on complex equipment in a safe and professional manner.
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The Shop Mechanic maintains and repairs all types of equipment offered (e.g., pumps, generators, air compressors, mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic equipment), including diagnosing complex equipment problems while following all safety rules.
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The Mechanic Helper will assist the Shop Mechanic in performing preventative maintenance and minor repairs to heavy equipment and heavy diesel trucks. Assist in performing maintenance activities for heavy vehicles and equipment, including but not limited to oil and filter changes, servicing of lubricant and fluid levels, tire inspection and changing tires, component wear inspection, and systems testing.
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Doing preventative maintenance repairs—like replacing or rotating tires—and completing vehicle component lubrication and replacement, some electrical system repairs, and cooling system maintenance on gas and diesel engine vehicles.
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