Mechanic

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Inspect vehicle engines and mechanical/electrical components to diagnose issues accurately.

Inspect vehicle computers and electronic systems for repair, maintenance, and upgrades.

Perform routine maintenance work (e.g., replacing fluids, lubricating parts) to ensure vehicle functionality and longevity.

Schedule future maintenance sessions and advise motorists on proper vehicle use.

Repair or replace broken or malfunctioning parts and resolve issues (e.g., leaks).

Provide accurate estimates (cost, time, and effort) for repair or maintenance jobs.

Keep logs of work performed and issues identified.

Maintain equipment and tools in good condition.

QUALIFICATIONS

At least a high school graduate or equivalent.

Experience working as a mechanic on heavy equipment (e.g., backhoes) and heavy vehicles (e.g., trucks).

Must be able to drive a 4-wheeled vehicle and possess a valid driver’s license.

Familiarity with operating heavy equipment.

Expertise in troubleshooting and repairing engines, hydraulic systems, and electrical/electronic systems on various trucks and heavy equipment.

Experienced in using engine scanners or diagnostic tools.

Willing to respond to rescue or service calls at any site location as needed.

Can start as soon as possible