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The Equipment Mechanic maintains, diagnoses, and repairs a variety of light and heavy construction equipment and tools to ensure they are rental-ready and safe to operate. The role includes assessing equipment damage, recording usage and fuel information, performing safety and compliance inspections, and handling equipment check-out and check-in. The mechanic also loads and unloads equipment and attachments, coordinates parts needs, follows manufacturer and company service procedures, and keeps the work area safe and clean. The position regularly operates a company vehicle, demonstrates equipment operation to customers, assists with cleaning and moving equipment around the rental yard, and responds to customer inquiries. The mechanic works with employees across the company as well as customers, visitors, and vendors, and is expected to communicate effectively, cooperate with the team, take direction from a supervisor or manager, and attend scheduled training and safety meetings. Overtime may be required within labor law guidelines. A drug screen and background check are required.
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