Field Service Tech (Truck, Aerial, Hydraulics, Electrical)

Custom Truck One Source•Keaʻau, HI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Custom Truck One Source (CTOS) https://www.customtruck.com/ [https://www.customtruck.com/] has openings for Field Service Technician with background in aerial, construction equipment, and heavy & light duty trucks. Field Service Mechanic (Truck, Aerial, Crane, Hydraulics, Electrical) The role is located at our Bakersfield, CA location. Newly Created positions due to an increase in CTOS Business. Company truck, specialty tools, computer, phone, support and more Summary Being a field technician / mechanic is unique among service jobs: there is travel to customer sites, a flexible schedule, responsibility for a company vehicle, the need for significant customer interaction. You will determine and perform needed assessment, diagnosis, replacement and repair of CTOS equipment we rent, sell and customer units with minimal oversight.

Requirements

High school diploma or the equivalent
Vocational Technical School or Military Wheeled Mechanic or related training
Must hold a valid Commercial driver’s license
Must have your own tools
Physical effort to move objects and tools; frequent stooping, bending, squatting, and kneeling and a high level of dexterity

Nice To Haves

Previous equipment service/field/mobile Technician service experience
Education related to mechanics, electronics, electrical or hydraulic systems
Experience with, e.g., truck-mounted hydraulic utility equipment such as aerial devices, digger derricks, chippers, cranes; construction, mining, farm equipment such as dozers or tractors; military heavy equipment wheeled or track, aircraft, generator, ground support equipment.

Responsibilities

This position involves troubleshooting, diagnostics, major component change-outs, and preventive maintenance of truck-mounted hydraulic utility equipment.
CTOS primary products include Aerial Devices, Digger Derricks, Cranes, and Specialty Equipment.
A normal day for a Mobile Service Technician / Equipment Field Mechanic could include on-site troubleshooting, diagnostics, major component change outs, and preventive maintenance of truck-mounted hydraulic utility equipment.