Heavy Equipment Mechanic (Wheel Shop) - Colorado Springs, CO

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Colorado Springs, CO

4d•$34•Onsite

About The Position

The Heavy Equipment Mechanic analyzes equipment malfunctions and repairs, rebuilds, and maintains heavy power equipment. The role involves operating and inspecting machines to diagnose defects; dismantling and reassembling equipment; examining parts for damage or wear; replacing defective engines and subassemblies; and testing overhauled equipment. The mechanic may weld broken parts and structural members, direct workers assisting with equipment cleaning and assembly, and repair, adjust, and maintain mining machinery. The position performs overhaul, repair, and service of combat vehicles, material handling equipment, and heavy combat and engineer equipment at Field and Sustainment maintenance levels. Work must meet applicable technical manuals, ETMs, local SOPs, and other standards. The mechanic also services a range of commercial and support equipment and performs inspections of work orders.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent.
Training in equipment maintenance and management procedures at the DS/GS level of maintenance.
At least 3 years of experience in equipment maintenance at the journeyman level.
Commercial experience working on heavy and light vehicles.
Ability to troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems and understand electrical and hydraulic schematics.

Responsibilities

Perform overhaul, repair, and service of combat vehicles, material handling equipment, and heavy combat and engineer equipment at Field and Sustainment maintenance levels.
Analyze equipment malfunctions and conduct repairs and service.
Repair forklifts, bucket loaders, excavators, motor graders, vacuum trucks, tractors, lawn-cutting equipment, and water tankers.
Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems; understand electrical and hydraulic schematics; and use scanners on commercial vehicle fleets.
Perform initial, in-process, and final inspections of work orders.
Ensure work is complete and conforms to technical manuals, ETMs, local SOPs, and other applicable standards and requirements.
Ensure required tools and materials are used and that equipment and supplies are utilized properly.
Weld broken parts and structural members, as needed.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Supervisor or Lead Mechanic.