Mechanic-Romulus 1

Votorantim Cimentos•Romulus, MI

8d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves operating and inspecting equipment to diagnose defects, including visual and auditory inspection of machines and equipment to locate causes of malfunctions. The mechanic will dismantle and reassemble trucks, machines, and equipment, examine parts for damage or wear, and perform necessary repairs, replacements, cleaning, and lubrication. Responsibilities include repairing hydraulic components, diagnosing and correcting electrical problems, and replacing subassemblies like transmissions, clutches, differentials, and engines. The position also requires welding, cutting, and fabricating of equipment and components, as well as routine maintenance such as oil changes, battery checks, and complete lubrication. Tire changes and repairs, testing repaired equipment, performing preventive maintenance, and making recommendations for external repairs are also key duties. The role includes requisitioning parts, record keeping, reporting, and maintaining a clean and safe facility.

Requirements

CDL B with air brakes
5-7 years experience
Knowledge of heavy equipment & mixer trucks
Knowledge of engines
Knowledge of hydraulics
Knowledge of braking systems
Knowledge of driveline to include clutch, flywheel, transmissions, and differentials
Knowledge of steering mechanisms and suspensions
Knowledge of electrical systems
Mechanical skills
Welding, cutting, and fabricating skills
Ability to manipulate tools (e.g., hand tools, power tools)
Ability to read and write
Ability to understand manuals

Responsibilities

Operating and inspecting equipment to diagnose defects
Visually inspecting and listening to machines and equipment to locate causes of malfunctions
Dismantling and reassembling trucks, machines, and equipment to gain access to problem area
Examining parts for damage or excessive wear and determining re-usability
Repairing, replacing, cleaning, and lubricating parts as necessary
Repairing malfunctioning hydraulic components
Diagnosing and correcting electrical problems
Replacing malfunctioning subassemblies and components (e.g., transmissions, clutches, differentials, engines, etc.)
Welding, cutting, and fabricating of all equipment and components
Changing oil, checking and changing batteries, and performing complete lubrication tasks on equipment and machinery
Changing tires and repairing tires and tubes
Testing repaired equipment to ensure operating efficiency
Performing preventive maintenance
Making recommendations for equipment to be repaired by outside sources
Requisitioning parts and equipment
Record keeping and reporting
Providing general housekeeping to maintain a clean and safe facility