Heavy Equipment Mechanic 2 - Equipment Development Center
Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Type:
Hourly
Rate:
Range $26.00 - $34.00
Work Schedule
Standard Hours
On-call
Benefits
Paid vacation
sick leave
Holidays
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Prescription coverage
vision coverage
retirement plans
public service loan forgiveness
Job Description
The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) is a vital state agency committed to the sustainable management and conservation of Montana's natural resources for the benefit of current and future generations. The DNRC's mission centers on ensuring that Montana's land and water resources continue to provide essential benefits while promoting environmental stewardship, economic vitality, and community wellbeing. Recognizing that employees are their most important asset, the DNRC is dedicated to fostering a professional, collaborative, and inclusive work environment where staff are empowered to use their judgment and expertise in fulfilling the agency's mission. This is supported through comprehensive... Show More
Job Requirements
- Associate degree in automotive or diesel technology or related mechanical engineering field
- two years progressively responsible related experience or journey level mechanic experience
- ability to diagnose and repair various vehicle systems including engines and electrical
- proficiency in welding and fabrication
- ability to perform physical tasks including lifting up to 100 lbs
- valid driver’s license with fewer than 12 points in past 36 months
- ability to work in the United States
- availability to work extended hours under arduous conditions
- certification or willingness to obtain forklift, heavy equipment operation, commercial driver’s license, fire service pump repair, hazardous materials handling, and electronic repair credentials
- ability to follow safety and emergency response guidelines
- ability to operate vehicles under all weather conditions
Job Qualifications
- Associate degree in automotive or diesel technology or related mechanical engineering field
- two years of progressive job-related mechanical experience or journey level mechanic experience
- extensive knowledge of mechanical trade practices, tools, and equipment
- ability to diagnose and repair gasoline and diesel engines, electrical, fuel, braking, drive train, suspension, and steering systems
- knowledge of small equipment such as fire pumps, generators, and chainsaws
- proficiency in welding techniques including mig, tig, arc, and acetylene welding
- skill in using shop equipment like drill presses, lathes, and power saws
- ability to make minor body repairs and paint vehicles
- strong communication skills in English
- ability to maintain effective working relationships with colleagues
Job Duties
- Perform journeyman level mechanical repairs and maintenance on vehicles and specialized equipment
- perform preventative maintenance and establish service schedules
- inspect, test, and troubleshoot defective vehicles and machinery using diagnostic tools
- dismantle and reassemble vehicles and equipment
- weld and fabricate parts using lathes, grinders, welders, and cutters
- rebuild gas and diesel engines
- recondition and replace engine and mechanical parts
- repair, rewire, and troubleshoot electrical systems
- repair body damage and perform painting tasks on vehicles and equipment
- research, order, and maintain parts inventory
- maintain detailed maintenance and service records
- travel statewide for field maintenance and emergency repairs
- perform painting tasks adhering to proper mixing, application, and safety procedures
- manage materials efficiently during painting and welding tasks
- adhere to hazardous materials handling and emergency response guidelines
Job Qualifications
Experience
Mid Level (3-7 years)
Job Location
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