Tractor mechanic responsible for maintenance, repair, and diagnostics of tractor vehicles at a Lakeland, Florida facility.
Compensation
Weekly pay with skill pay and shift differentials
Responsibilities
Prepares vehicles by installing modifications; completing inspections
Completes preventive maintenance program by inspecting and servicing vehicles; conducting performance tests; changing usable components
Repairs vehicles by diagnosing problems and interviewing drivers; testing functions using test equipment; repairing or replacing parts using hand tools and equipment
Troubleshoots brake/air systems, electronic/electrical systems, AC systems, engine and transmission systems; adjusts, repairs, replace and/or service as needed
Maintains vehicle records by completing data entry
The mechanic C performs preventative maintenance inspections, diagnoses and repairs minor coach problems; assists other mechanics, helps to ensure a work environment that meets safety and regulatory standards.
Responsibilities
Performs preventative maintenance inspections, diagnoses and repairs minor coach problems
Assists other mechanics
Helps ensure a work environment that meets safety and regulatory standards
Performs preventative maintenance inspections on all types and classes of coaches following vehicle specific checklists
Reviews repair manuals and part manuals for aid in making minor repairs
Requirements
High School diploma or GED
Mechanical/technical school desirable
Nice to have: Additional training from mechanical/technical schools, courses or seminars
Responsible for diagnosing and repairing mechanical and electrical damage of vehicles, performing maintenance and service work, and ensuring safety and quality for timely delivery.
Compensation
Pay: $25.00 - $45.00 per hour
Responsibilities
Analyze, diagnose, and evaluate damaged vehicles to determine repair or service needs and potential replacement of parts.
Maintain shop vehicles.
Assist other Technicians on the diagnosis of difficult or abnormal repairs or services.
Accurately estimate costs for repairs, maintenance and service required.
Perform advanced, basic and minor repairs as required – brake and hydraulic, exhaust, engine and transmission, fuel ignition, electrical, suspension and alignment, restraints and airbags, air conditioning and computer systems.
The Fleet Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for supervising a maintenance shop that is under the umbrella responsibility of a Maintenance Manager.
Compensation
The pay range for this position is $78,900.00 to $108,450.00* which reflects the minimum wage in multiple jurisdictions. The actual range will depend on the locality in which you are hired. Bonus - Annual Incentive Plan Target, 10% Annual
Responsibilities
Provide direction to A, B and C level, and lead technicians assigned to work group to ensure that all repair and maintenance work is performed in a safe, efficient and timely manner.
Monitor operational performance and efficiency and take action to redirect activities appropriately.
Report to management on performance; make recommendations for process/programmatic changes for improvement or efficiencies.
Supervise technicians in maintenance shop, including conducting daily shop huddles, fleet walks, coaching, counseling, training lead technician and all technician levels on performance/corrective action.
Conduct employee training and performance evaluations; evaluate and make recommendations for merit increase, promotion and job changes.
Design, develop, program, test, and commission industrial control and SCADA systems for data center and power generation projects.
Compensation
In accordance with local requirements, the annual compensation ranges for this role are listed below by state or jurisdiction and reflect the applicable office location(s) within each.
Responsibilities
Design, develop, program, test, and commission industrial control and SCADA systems.
Develop HMI applications, operator interfaces, alarming, trending, and visualization solutions.
Configure and troubleshoot PID loops, sequencing logic, permissives, interlocks, and advanced control strategies.
Integrate control systems with turbines, generators, reciprocating engines, inverters, plant equipment, EMS platforms, and SCADA/data acquisition systems.
Develop and execute controls simulation, factory testing, and validation strategies prior to field deployment.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Controls Engineering, Automation Engineering, or related technical field.
Field Aerial Technician responsible for maintaining, repairing, and performing preventive maintenance on aerial equipment such as boom lifts, scissor lifts, and other aerial work platforms.
Compensation
The expected hourly pay for this role ranges between $46.05-$70.85/hr depending on overall candidate experience.
Responsibilities
Complete inspections of aerial equipment to ensure operational safety and functionality
Remove and install parts on aerial platforms and systems and implement optional accessories
Perform maintenance tasks, including basic diagnosis and troubleshooting of electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical systems
Test equipment after maintenance to ensure proper operation
Perform general repairs and ensure all repairs are completed efficiently and effectively
Technician/Mechanic responsible for heavy equipment repair, inspections, part installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting at the Case Power and Equipment of PA dealership.
Mobile Diesel Technician Level II responsible for performing DOT inspections, preventative maintenance, and repairs on light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles in a mobile/field environment.
Responsibilities
Perform scheduled preventative maintenance and DOT inspections
Conduct minor adjustments and repairs on truck equipment
Diagnose and repair various truck systems
Inspect and test equipment using handheld computers and pressure gauges