Service Technician I

Inspections and Diagnostics: Perform routine inspections of equipment, checking for worn parts, leaks, and other issues. You'll assist senior technicians with more complex diagnostic tasks using both traditional tools and computerized equipment. Preventive Maintenance: Conduct scheduled maintenance, which includes changing fluids (oil, coolant, hydraulic fluid), replacing filters, and lubricating components. This is a fundamental part of the job to prevent breakdowns. Repairs: Assist with minor repairs and part replacements on hydraulic systems, brakes, engines, and electrical systems; disassemble/reassemble components. Documentation: Maintain accurate service records, including detailed notes on work performed, parts used, and time spent on each task. Essential Duties and Responsibilities include welding-related tasks (wire and stick welding), cutting torches, installing and repairing equipment, calculating material measurements, evaluating weld quality, reading measuring devices (square, levels, tape measures), basic math for fabrication, welding and repairing vehicles/equipment, and other duties as assigned. Mechanical Aptitude, Problem-Solving, Dexterity, Physical Strength, Technical Skills, Communication, Attention to Detail, and the ability to work under high stress and adapt to changing circumstances. Requires bilingual English/Spanish, valid driver’s license, and the ability to lift up to 50 lbs. The role emphasizes safety protocols and meticulous service documentation.