Dragline Technician

North American Mining•South Bay, FL

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

A Dragline Technician performs inspections, diagnostics, repairs, and fabrication on draglines and their associated support equipment. This role requires deep mechanical expertise, strong troubleshooting abilities, and a commitment to safety and regulatory compliance. The Dragline Technician is responsible for ensuring optimal performance and reliability of dragline systems.

Requirements

Five years of verifiable experience in heavy equipment maintenance is preferred.
Knowledge of all phases of welding, cutting, air arcing, grinding, and an understanding of metal properties.
Knowledge of machine assemblies, bearings, gearing, seal, and rebuilding gear trains.
Knowledge and skill of millwright and pipe fitter procedures.
Must be able to operate company vehicles while maintaining a valid driving record (MVR) in good standing.
Ability to obtain and maintain a CDL license.
High School Diploma/GED
Mechanical or Electrical technical training in vocational school or equivalent experience.
Prior dragline maintenance experience preferred.
Experience in heavy equipment maintenance a plus.
Practical knowledge of welding equipment and repair (certification preferred).
Clean MVR (Motor Vehicle Record).
Ability to work rotating shifts and weekends.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety.

Nice To Haves

Fluency in English is preferred, Bi-lingual is a plus.
Knowledge of AC and DC circuits and motors for maintenance and troubleshooting.
Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and technical manuals.

Responsibilities

Perform and report inspections of equipment and record data in forms, books, and computers.
Read and interpret technical manuals, instructions, and equipment blueprints and schematics.
Perform elevated repairs using aerial lifting equipment.
Troubleshoot air compressors and lube systems.
Perform all job functions in accordance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations.
Use mechanical tooling and test instruments.
Accurately assess mechanical breakdowns.
Understand bearing, gearing, and drive components.
Weld all metals and understand metal properties.
Read and understand blueprints with the ability to assemble and fabricate parts from them.
Operate boom trucks, welding trucks, and forklifts.
Perform all phases of welding and cutting.
Locate and repair cracks in metal parts and structural members.
Perform assigned duties with little or no supervision.
Apply necessary safety precautions to perform assigned work.
Install wiring, switches, relays, and control systems.