Mobile Heavy Equipment Service Mechanic

You roll out in a well-stocked service vehicle, start with a safety check, and head to a customer site. A dozer won’t start—no problem. You connect your laptop, read the codes, trace the fault in the electrical system, and make a clean, professional repair. After logging a clear, complete work order on your tablet, you swing by the yard to pick up parts for the next call. Along the way, you mentor a junior tech, pass along a tip on hydraulic diagnostics, and keep your truck spotless and inspection‑ready.

• Repair and maintain complex mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and diesel systems across a variety of rental and customer-owned equipment
• Apply safe work practices at every step, from diagnosis to final test run
• Use laptops and tablets confidently for diagnostics and documentation
• Exercise a high level of independent judgment to troubleshoot and resolve issues
• Train and support less-experienced technicians when needed
• Complete accurate, same-day electronic work orders and records
• Assist with pick-up and delivery of equipment and parts
• Travel to job sites as required for on-site service; maintain a clean, professional service vehicle
• Leverage continuous, company-provided OEM training throughout the year
• Pitch in on other duties as assigned

• Heavy equipment repair experience
• Electrical troubleshooting and repair skills
• Comfort with heavy material handling
• Readiness for field service work and travel
• Knowledge of diesel engines and heavy equipment systems
• Expertise with hydraulic components and circuits
• Electrical systems knowledge and diagnostics for heavy equipment
• Strong equipment diagnostics and problem-solving
• Ability to read electrical schematics
• Installation and wiring of equipment and accessories
• Comprehensive equipment maintenance and repair capability
• Familiarity with OSHA requirements (preferred)