Field Mechanic 5

Star Sanitation•Stockton, CA

12d•$40 - $47•Onsite

About The Position

The Field Mechanic Tier 5 uses independent judgment and mechanical aptitude to repair and maintain rental equipment in the field and shop at the assigned Pacific Ag Rentals branch. The role provides timely, accurate repairs and service to internal and external customers, including communicating missing, broken, or damaged parts on incoming and outgoing equipment. The position is based in Stockton, California, and requires travel of up to 50%.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience in a similar work environment, with a proven track record of successful repairs, effective decision-making, and strong people skills.
Advanced calibration skills.
Advanced diagnostics skills.
Ability to troubleshoot and identify advanced electrical and hydraulic problems.
Ability to use or move equipment such as forklifts, large tractors, water trucks, RTVs, and jacks.
Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
Valid driver's license and insurance eligibility, if applicable.

Nice To Haves

Two years of vocational training in diesel or agricultural equipment.
Computer literacy in Microsoft Office Suite.

Responsibilities

Inspect equipment returned from rent and complete equipment inspection forms.
Identify required repair parts and repair a variety of rental equipment, including tractors, agricultural water pumps, large electrical generators, and light towers.
Assist with maintenance of the shop, warehouse, and vehicles; make deliveries and pickups; and maintain equipment at customer locations.
Record in-house labor and replacement costs in the work order system to support proper invoicing.
Identify missing, broken, or damaged equipment, help reduce business costs, and escalate findings and resolution recommendations to the Service Manager.
Mentor and train Mechanics Tier 1 through Tier 4.
Monitor equipment repairs in the field and communicate field questions or needs clearly and professionally to supervisors and other mechanics.
Diagnose and repair advanced electrical and hydraulic problems; repair body panels, hoods, and lights; change seals, rings, belts, blades, and oil; fuel equipment; and rebuild advanced drivetrains.
Troubleshoot equipment and cross-train with the Service Manager.
Perform wash-rack duties, including washing equipment and removing dirt and cleaning chemicals; clean interiors and windows of equipment with operator stations.
Maintain professional communication and represent the company positively through conduct, appearance, and attitude.
Organize and prioritize work, manage time, adapt to shifting deadlines, multitask, and contribute to a collaborative team environment.
Participate in ongoing training and company communications, including meetings and huddles.
Keep work areas and service vehicles clean, safe, and organized; follow safety guidelines and operate equipment responsibly.
Maintain punctuality and readiness for work, and maintain a valid driver's license and insurance eligibility if applicable.
Perform additional duties as assigned.