Light Duty Mechanic

Coeur Mining•Lead, SD

12h•Onsite

About The Position

The Light Duty Mechanic performs maintenance and repair work on light-duty vehicles and related equipment at Coeur Wharf in a safe and productive manner. The role includes lubrication, preventive maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, mechanical and electrical repairs, and verifying that vehicles are serviceable. The mechanic also maintains service equipment and work-order records, coordinates parts and maintenance scheduling, and supports the satisfaction of light-vehicle operators. The position requires working in varied conditions, following safety procedures, and assisting other team members as needed.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (listed under preferred background/education).
1–3 years’ experience in light-duty vehicle maintenance (listed under preferred background/education).
Ability to work as a team member and communicate openly with others.
Self-directed and able to take a leadership role on many projects.
Able to work alone.
Able to lift 50 pounds occasionally.
Able to walk up and down slopes and on uneven ground daily.
Able to bend, stoop, and crawl continuously to access machines as needed.
Able to work in all conditions and environments; approximately 15% of the job is outdoors.
Willing to stop work for safety concerns and consistently follow safety best practices, policies, and procedures.

Nice To Haves

Vocational-technical college degree.
Experience with an OBDII scan tool and code reading.
Medium-duty or diesel mechanic experience.

Responsibilities

Perform daily lubrication tasks on light-duty vehicles on site.
Operate and inspect machines and equipment to diagnose and troubleshoot defects.
Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on light-duty equipment, including pickups, buses, and vans.
Maintain vehicle condition by reviewing operator cards and work orders and conducting inspections.
Repair mechanical and electrical malfunctions and replace parts and components.
Verify vehicle serviceability by conducting test drives, adjusting controls, and updating systems.
Maintain service equipment such as hoists, jacks, scanners, and other equipment needed for the work.
Keep accurate, up-to-date records of preventive maintenance services performed.
Address light-vehicle operators’ concerns, communicate equipment status, perform quality repairs, and prioritize needs.
Dismantle and reassemble equipment as necessary.
Examine parts for damage or excessive wear using micrometers and gauges.
Assist with ordering parts and scheduling and prioritizing equipment maintenance.
Create work orders and job requests when necessary and regularly close work orders with notes.
Perform daily workplace and equipment safety inspections.
Maintain a clean and citation-free mine site environment.
Assist other team members and perform other duties as assigned.
Follow procedures and safety measures, stop work when safety concerns arise, and follow safety best practices, policies, and procedures.