MOBILE EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN (50080408)

HHC•Indianapolis, IN

10d•Onsite

About The Position

The Mobile Equipment Technician performs essential maintenance and repair tasks for motor vehicles, tractors, trailers, generators, and small engines. This entry-level role involves conducting routine service duties, inspecting vehicle conditions for safety, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. The Technician will also stay updated on technology and attend training as necessary to maintain skills. Perform other duties as assigned to support other technicians.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Must obtain and maintain a valid Indiana Driver’s License.
Obtain a Class “A” commercial driver’s license within one year of employment.
Certified in air conditioning, tires, brakes, and boom truck safety (to be obtained within one year).
Basic familiarity with gasoline and/or diesel engines, including routine checks on fluids, belts, and hoses.
Limited but growing knowledge of manual/automatic transmissions, braking systems, and electrical circuits.
Comfort with basic hand tools (wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers) and some power tools.
Ability to safely use shop equipment under supervision, such as lifts, hoists, and tire-changing machines.
Understanding of core safety practices: proper PPE usage, hazard communication, and basic shop etiquette.
Willingness to learn OSHA, DOT, and EPA regulations relevant to fleet maintenance.
Strong desire to develop troubleshooting and diagnostic skills.
Open-minded approach to new techniques, technologies, and training opportunities.
Basic understanding of how to document completed work and keep accurate maintenance logs.
Ability to follow instructions and communicate with senior mechanics regarding issues or concerns.

Nice To Haves

Enrollment or recent graduation from a vocational/technical program in Automotive/Diesel Technology preferred (or willingness to complete).
Some experience (part-time, internship, or shop classes) in automotive or mechanical environments preferred.
Demonstrated mechanical aptitude through personal projects, relevant coursework, or limited on-the-job training.
Comfortable assisting more experienced mechanics with daily tasks.
Able to follow structured guidance on safety and tool usage.

Responsibilities

Perform basic maintenance and repair of all corporate vehicles and support equipment safely and on time.
Assist other techs with maintenance.
Refuel vehicles and operate the corporate refueling station efficiently.
Retrieved and delivered various materials, supplies, and automotive components as directed.
Conduct vehicle inspections to evaluate roadworthiness and address defects in compliance with Department of Transportation standards.
Stay current with technology and practices relevant to vehicle maintenance and repair.
Attend training sessions to ensure skill levels meet job requirements.
Participate in public health emergency preparedness exercises and responses as directed.
Participate in a minimum of two H.O.P.E. events totaling at least eight (8) hours annually.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Assist with additional tasks as needed by the team.
Perform related duties as assigned.