Heavy Equipment Mechanic - JPMRC-IS

Parsons Corporation•USA HI Schofield Barracks (U.S. Army Garrison), HI

1d•$16 - $71

About The Position

Parsons is hiring a Heavy Equipment Mechanic for its Federal Solutions team. The role focuses on planning and performing maintenance and repairs on heavy equipment, including diagnostics, preventative maintenance, safety checks, hydraulic-system work, and equipment testing. The mechanic maintains repair records and ensures equipment is physically secure. The position requires travel throughout the INDOPACOM area of responsibility 50% of the time. An active Secret security clearance is required.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent.
Proficient with basic computer systems, including email and Microsoft Office applications, and able to work at a computer for extended periods.
Extensive experience in hydraulics.
Experienced in using mechanical tools of the trade, including diagnostic tools.
Able to interpret electrical schematics, engineering drawings, and manufacturer diagrams and manuals.
Diagnostic skills to isolate and repair equipment malfunctions.
Strong customer service skills.
Able to follow written and verbal instructions in accordance with established procedures.
Able to prioritize work, complete multiple tasks, be detail-oriented, and adapt.
Must be able to obtain and maintain a valid driver's license and post driving privileges.
Able to obtain a U.S. passport.
Able to lift at least 50 pounds.
Able to wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
Possess an active Secret security clearance.

Nice To Haves

At least 5 years of experience as a Heavy Equipment Mechanic.

Responsibilities

Coordinate with management to plan and schedule daily and overall heavy equipment maintenance and repairs to prevent functional breakdowns.
Perform diagnostics, repairs, preventive maintenance, and safety checks on heavy equipment.
Maintain heavy equipment maintenance and repair records.
Ensure the physical security of equipment.
Maintain and repair equipment hydraulic systems.
Determine troubleshooting and repair methods and sequences using manufacturers’ manuals, drawings, specifications, layouts, sketches, and verbal or written instructions.
Dismantle equipment, diagnose problems, repair and service mechanical components, and reassemble, install, and test equipment.
Replace worn or broken parts, make adjustments and alignments, clean work areas, and prepare equipment for full service.
Travel throughout the INDOPACOM area of responsibility 50% of the time.