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Experience with control circuits and photo light communicators (PLC), diesel engine repairs, natural gas engine maintenance, switchgear maintenance and repair, generator installation and repair, etc.
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2 years diagnosing and repairing diesel engines, hydraulic systems, electrical systems, fuel systems, and aftertreatment systems on medium or heavy excavating equipment. For 40 years, Best Line Equipment has acquired dealerships for top equipment brands including Bobcat, Develon, JLG, Dynapac, Genie, Skyjack, Allmand, Hydrema, and Karcher.
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Clean Harbors Bartow, FL is looking for a Mobile Vehicle Mechanic to join their safety conscious team!
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Background and/or passion for automotive industry, heavy equipment, farm industry, diesel, marine, or dealership. As a NAPA Automotive Parts Specialist , you are looked at as the “face of the retail store” and the go to person as soon as our customers enter our retail stores for all of their automotive needs.
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Diesel Technicians / Mechanics needed immediately at Garber Chevrolet in Highland, Indiana. Must be able to work on General Motors vehicles including Chevrolet and GMC and/or Ford and Ram 2500 3500 4500 5500 and 6500 Series Trucks.
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United Road Offers Experienced Diesel Mechanics & Fabricators. Hiring Experienced Diesel Techs & Fabricators. Monday- Friday with occasional overtime available on weekends. Blue Cross Blue Shield medical.
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