Shop Apprentice

McCann•Mishawaka, IN

12d•Onsite

About The Position

At McCann, we believe contractors and municipalities deserve a trusted supplier who cares about their long-term success as much as the success of the project at hand. What We Do: ‘Serving the Constructor’ with supplies, equipment, and support needed to get the job done. How We Do It: We ‘Exceed the Expectations’ of our customers, fellow associates and partners. Our Shared Values: Integrity, Respect, Reliability & Urgency. We are seeking a motivated and results-driven Shop Technician. The role will be responsible for maintenance, repairs and rebuilding components on equipment at McCann shops in a safe, efficient and capable manner, using the least number of labor hours necessary, while minimizing rework. If these qualities sound like you, we would like to talk with you!

Requirements

High school diploma or GED; and one to three years experience on the job /or training.
Interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instruction, and procedure manuals
Prepare routine reports and correspondence
Basic mathematic skills-add, subtract, multiply, divide and able to compute basic high school algebraic equations
Interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram or schedule form.

Responsibilities

Performs service tasks; keep current of all changes in various models of equipment sold and serviced by the company
Report each job at the end of the shift as to repairs completed, repairs remaining with an approximate time frame to complete, parts on back order, problems encountered and any additional repairs found.
Advise supervisor as to any additional repairs needed using the mechanics repair estimate form so management can contact customer for approval
Keep immediate shop area clean and orderly and report any hazards that may effect safe working conditions; stay informed regarding machine parts in warranty so the removed parts can be tagged and retained for warranty
Return tools to proper tool room storage area at the end of each shift in a clean condition ready for reuse.
Notify the Service Manager or Shop Foreman when the tool needs repairing or constitutes a hazard
Maintain current service bulletins and parts literature
Maintain the appropriate company image of dedicated service
Utilize every opportunity to attend service schools and training sessions to increase knowledge and expertise.