Mobile Equipment Mechanic Level B

Imerys•Lompoc, CA

19h

About The Position

The Mobile Equipment Mechanic Level B services, diagnoses, and repairs heavy-duty and light-duty mobile equipment, including hydraulic, drivetrain, engine, electrical, and air-conditioning systems. The mechanic performs inspections, maintenance, tire repairs, equipment dismantling and rebuilding, and operates plant mobile equipment. The role requires adherence to company safety and attendance protocols and proper use of tools, welding equipment, rigging, and work procedures.

Requirements

Verifiable five years of experience independently servicing and repairing mobile equipment.
Valid driver's license.
CDL operator qualification.
Completion of training, with certificates verifiable from the training source.
Verifiable certification in specialized automotive or off-road equipment electronic systems diagnostics.
Other verifiable certifications deemed appropriate by management.
Safe driving record.
Meet the requirements of the job evaluation.

Nice To Haves

Enrolled in or completion of the Cat Think BIG Program or equivalent.
Enrolled in or completion of the Cat Technicians for the World Program.
ASE Master Diesel Mechanics Certification.
John Deere Technician Certification.

Responsibilities

Service and repair hydraulics, drivetrains, engines, and electrical systems on heavy-duty and light-duty mobile equipment.
Properly handle and administer regulated refrigerants for equipment air-conditioning systems.
Complete a workplace inspection at the beginning of each shift.
Diagnose problems and make corrections, adjustments, and vehicle repairs.
Change and repair tires.
Lubricate mobile equipment.
Change oil and fuel and air filters as needed during machine service.
Notify the supervisor of difficulties that interfere with completing assigned jobs.
Follow company attendance and safety protocols.
Drive and operate plant mobile equipment, including forklifts, bobcats, pickup trucks, and boom lifts.
Use hand and power tools, drills, and impact wrenches.
Use arc and wire-feed welders, torches, and related equipment.
Clean the work area after completing work.
Use proper rigging, gear, and procedures to move equipment.
Inspect equipment and report defective parts.
Dismantle equipment; clean, replace, or repair parts; and rebuild or reassemble and reinstall units.