Heavy Equipment Mechanic
We are seeking a Heavy Equipment Mechanic that will be responsible for troubleshooting, diagnostic and corrective steps in the repair of parts, components and systems of all terminal friction/hydraulic cranes and heavy mobile equipment.
- Perform all levels of repair and preventive maintenance on dock and facility heavy equipment, to include friction/hydraulic gantry cranes, and warehouse bridge cranes
- Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical and hydraulic problems, give recommendations for repairs, and make all critical machine and engine repairs and adjustments
- Remove and install parts, disassemble, and assemble components, and test and adjust assemblies with no supervision
- Troubleshoot and repair machines correctly the first time to eliminate rework
- Test and verify correct operation of all repairs and adjustments
- Make critical adjustments as required to various parts, components, and systems
- Complete all necessary documentation and follow up as required in a timely, orderly manner
- Perform routine inspections on assigned equipment and report deficiencies in accordance with policy and procedures
- Participate in and successfully complete required training and related testing
- Perform all work in compliance with company standards, procedures, and regulatory requirements
- Must be willing to work overtime as required by fluctuating workloads, available for after-hours calls as needed
Heavy Equipment Mechanic Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Associate Degree or equivalent from two-year college or technical school preferred
- 5 plus years of heavy equipment experience preferred
- Able to read and interpret electrical and hydraulic schematics, service and parts literature, technical bulletins, and other related publications
- Proficient computer skills and the ability to effectively use company software
- Advanced mechanical knowledge including electrical, internal combustion engines and hydraulics
- Advanced knowledge of computer-based diagnostics
- Able to attain and maintain a Transportation Workers Identification Credential (TWIC)