Heavy Equipment Mechanic

**Education**: - **Vocational/Technical School**: While not always required, attending a trade school or vocational program focused on diesel mechanics, heavy equipment repair, or a similar field can provide hands-on training and knowledge of heavy machinery systems. - **Training and Experience**: - **Skills**: - Knowledge of diesel engines, hydraulics,...

Becoming a **heavy equipment welder** combines the skills of welding with a specific focus on heavy machinery, which requires knowledge of large-scale equipment, structural components, and the ability to repair and fabricate parts used in construction, mining, or other heavy industries. 1. **Education** - **Vocational or Trade School**: Many heavy equipment...

**Duties & Responsibilities**: - Perform maintenance services, repairs, modifications, and adjustments on heavy vehicles and automotive vehicle compartments. - Inspect, repair, and replace spare parts on heavy vehicles. - Diagnose issues in heavy vehicles through observational and mechanical testing, as well as information provided by customers and/or job...

**Responsibilities**: - Perform diagnostic tests to identify vehicle issues across multiple brands - Light and Heavy Vehicles - Conduct routine maintenance tasks, including oil changes, tire rotations, and fluid checks - Repair and replace mechanical and electrical components in vehicles - Utilize specialized tools and equipment to ensure accurate and...

Duties: - Ensure full and accurate communication to workshop, parts and quality control. - Maintain up-to-date progress on each and every vehicle under maintenance / repair. - Keep track of standard times, feedback to management if the same found missing in manuals or system - Oversee maintenance activities across multiple maintenance teams. - Plan...

Responsibilities:Diagnose and repair armored vehicle systemsPerform routine maintenance and inspectionsEnsure compliance with safety and operational standardsQualifications:Experience with vehicle maintenance (preferably armored/Military)Strong mechanical skills and attention to detail - Heavy vehicleAbility to work in a fast-paced environmentWork Location:...

Duties: - Ensure full and accurate communication to workshop, parts and quality control. - Maintain up-to-date progress on each and every vehicle under maintenance / repair. - Keep track of standard times, feedback to management if the same found missing in manuals or system - Oversee maintenance activities across multiple maintenance teams. - Plan...

**Key Responsibilities**: - Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems on heavy vehicles. - Perform routine maintenance, including oil changes, filter replacements, brake inspections, and tire rotations. - Identify and replace faulty components such as engines, transmissions, clutches, axles, and differentials. - Conduct...

**Job Summary**: The Heavy Crane Operator is responsible for operating mobile and/or crawler cranes for lifting and positioning heavy components within an onshore shipyard environment. This includes the movement of ship sections, engines, blocks, materials, and equipment. Operators must handle loads up to **250 tons**, with full adherence to safety...

Performs major and minor mechanical repairs and adjustments like brake, steering, electrical, fuel, cooling, and related systems on light and heavy motorized equipment and vehicles; - Rebuilds and installs engines. - Removes and replaces damaged or worn tires, repairs inner tubes, and mounts and balances tires.