LPI MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

Liberty•Henderson, CO

4d•$26 - $38

About The Position

The LPI Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing preventative maintenance services and repairs, including basic engine and transmission repairs, in various heavy equipment pieces, including PRS, CNG Trailers, yard spotters, and forklifts. This position also performs basic repairs on tractors and trailers, as well as ordering replacement parts and keeping accurate records of proper procedures done using FIX or other company required Software.

Requirements

It is a condition of employment to pass the CNG certification from the Railroad Commission of Texas.
Basic understanding of engines, transmissions, and their theories.
Can perform preventative maintenance (PM) services with little to no instruction.
General knowledge of electrical circuits.
Attention to detail
Ability to stay on task and follow through
Safety conscious
Customer/Client focus
Positive attitude
Prioritization & organizational skills
Accountability
Ethical practice
Strong team-player
Will need to provide basic tool set upon hire.

Nice To Haves

1 year at Liberty or related industry experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Follows all safety regulations and standards.
Understands the differences in the PM schedules.
Understands what fluid type is to be used in engines, transmissions, power ends, drive boxes, small engines and the fluid capacity of each type.
Identifies all greasing points that are included in the PM service for both trailer mounted units and tractors.
Understands how to properly check u-joints and identifies if they need to be replaced.
Understands and has basic knowledge of equipment including where battery disconnect switches are, the proper way to power up, power down equipment and the starting procedures of equipment.
Understands the proper way to engage power take off on a tractor.
Understands and has basic knowledge of key points on hydraulic systems to know where major failures can occur if proper steps are not followed.
Understands how to check fluid levels after a PM service and identifies which components are checked while running, and which ones are checked in a no-run state.
Identifies all Liberty equipment by name.
Understands unit mounted tools and how they are used in the process of doing a PM service. (i.e. fuel priming pump).
Understands how to complete all required paperwork.
Understands manual gauges, their purpose, and correct readings per each equipment type.
Demonstrates a general knowledge of electrical: use of a multi meter to check voltage and resistance.