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Mechanic

Full Time • Coatesville
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Qualifications


·         5+ years in mechanical operations
·         High school degree or GED
·         Candidate must be able to read and write English
·         State Driver’s License and insurable with the company’s agent
·         Ability to operate a truck and trailer combination proficiently
·         Lift 50 pounds regularly, and occasionally lift/move more
·         Pass a pre-employment drug screen
·         Ability to communicate effectively, problem-solve and troubleshoot
·         High school or equivalent (Required)
·         Mechanical knowledge including focus on SNOW AND LANDSCAPING EQUIPMENT: 5 years (Required)
·         Driver's License (Required)
·         Medical DOT Card (Required)


Benefits

·         Compensation based on experience
·         Pay: $30 - $32 per hour

Responsibilities

·         The Full-Time Mechanic will perform a variety of maintenance and repairs to a variety of equipment including but not limited to 2-cycle equipment, diesel engines, medium duty trucks, construction equipment used in snow removal, sweeper trucks, mowers, trailers, and trucks to maintain the optimized life of the equipment
·         Inspect, lubricate and service vehicles and equipment
·         Perform preventative maintenance as scheduled on all equipment
·         Ensure that all equipment operates efficiently and safely at all times
·         Perform routine housekeeping duties that are related to tools, materials, shop, and work areas
·         Understand the primary operation of the equipment
·         Complete daily, weekly, and monthly inspections in Samsara software platform
·         Work in a safe environment and promote all safety procedures including all OSHA requirements
·         Keep adequate records and maintain documentation in line with agreed standards
·         Plan and manage personal time and resources for the maximum benefit of the company
·         May assist in other areas of maintenance in the shop as needed or as assigned
·         Maintain the physical fitness level necessary to complete assigned tasks
·         Meet all applicable Federal and State mandated labor laws

 
Job Summary - The Full-Time Mechanic will perform a variety of maintenance and repairs to a variety of equipment including but not limited to 2-cycle equipment, diesel engines, mowers, trailers, and trucks to maintain the optimized life of the equipment.
 
Additional Responsibilities
 
• Inspect, lubricate and service vehicles and equipment.
• Perform preventative maintenance as scheduled on all equipment.
• Ensure that all equipment operates efficiently and safely at all times.
• Perform routine housekeeping duties that are related to tools, materials, shop, and work areas.
• Understand the primary operation of the equipment.
• Complete daily, weekly, and monthly paperwork/PM.
• Work in a safe environment and promote all safety procedures including all OSHA requirements.
• Keep adequate records and maintain documentation in line with agreed standards.
• Plan and manage personal time and resources for the maximum benefit of the company.
• May assist in other areas of maintenance in the shop as needed or as assigned.
 
Job Requirements
 
• 5+ years in mechanical operations.
• Diagnostics and maintenance experience is preferred
• Experience in the landscaping field is preferred.
• High school degree or GED.
• Candidate must be able to read and write English
• State Driver’s License and insurable with the company’s agent.
• Ability to operate a truck and trailer combination proficiently.
• Own your own tools (preferred).
• Lift 50 pounds regularly, and occasionally lift/move more.
• Maintain the physical fitness level necessary to complete assigned tasks.
• Meet all applicable Federal and State mandated labor laws.
• Pass a pre-employment drug screen.
• Strong self-starter, taking initiative.
• Ability to communicate effectively, problem-solve and troubleshoot.
 
 
Compensation based on experience
 
We provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
 
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $26.00 - $32.00 per hour
 
Schedule:
• 6AM - 4PM - on call required 24/7 for breakdowns etc.
 
Work Location: In person

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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