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AutoReqId: 19068BR
Pay Class: Hourly
Hourly Pay Rate: 46.88
Department: Maintenance
Line of Business: Aggregates
Position Type: Full-Time
Job Posting:
Heidelberg Materials is seeking a responsible, safe, and dependable Heavy Duty Mechanic to join our local team. As a Mechanic you will be responsible for the preventative and repair maintenance, and troubleshooting on all heavy mobile equipment.
Heidelberg Materials provides the materials to build our future. Our future is sustainable. Our future is digital. And it goes beyond cement, aggregates and ready-mixed concrete. Heidelberg Materials North America, previously known as Lehigh Hanson, operates more than 450 locations with approximately 9,000 employees in the U.S. and Canada.
We Offer
Secure, long-term employment
Competitive wage and benefits package
Training and development
Opportunities for advancement
OT available
What You'll Get To Do
Lubricate and perform breakdown maintenance and scheduled repairs of heavy duty mobile equipment as required to achieve optimum performance.
Operate and inspect machines or heavy equipment to diagnose problems.
Ensure that all equipment repairs are performed accurately to the manufacturer standards.
Test mechanical products and equipment after repair or assembly to ensure proper performance and compliance with specifications.
Perform other miscellaneous mechanical and maintenance duties as assigned.
What We Are Looking For
Valid Interprovincial or Red Seal Journeyman ticket.
2 years related experience.
Proficiency in servicing transmissions, rear ends, running gear, electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems is an asset.
Proficient computer skills MS Office.
Experience with formal maintenance programs.
Requires lifting, kneeling, bending, twisting, pushing and pulling, working at elevated heights, at times in tight and awkward positions.