Mechanic 1
About the role
Sunbelt Rentals strives to be the customer's first choice in the equipment rental industry. From pumps to scaffolding to general construction tools, we aim to be the only call needed to outfit a job site with the proper equipment. Not only do we offer a vast fleet that ranks among the best in the industry, we pair it all with a friendly and knowledgeable staff. Our employees are our greatest asset, and although we present a comprehensive equipment offering, our expertise and service are what truly distinguish us from the competition. We pride ourselves on investing in our workforce and offer competitive benefits, as well as extensive on-the-job training for all eligible employees. As a highly successful national company, we are constantly looking for talented individuals to support our growth. If you are interested in pursuing a rewarding career, we invite you to review our opportunities!
Job Description Summary Technician 1: Are you seeking an entrepreneurial, empowering workplace that allows you to: Build skills by working on a variety of makes, models & equipment; Develop new skills for a career track in service or operation management; Work with an incredible team of people in a safety-focused environment. Sunbelt Rentals—the fastest growing rental business in North America—is seeking a Technician. This Technician role performs preventive maintenance and makes repairs on equipment in the safest, most effective way possible to avoid downtime. Our fleet varies by location but primarily includes Aerial Work Platforms, general construction tools and equipment. Our specialty lines locations may have a fleet of large-scale power-generators, pumps, HVAC systems and oil/gas related equipment.
That seems okay.Responsibilities
- Perform preventive maintenance and make repairs on equipment in the safest, most effective way possible to avoid downtime.
- Carry out miscellaneous, incidental or similar duties as required from day to day.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED required; some trade school or equivalent training desired.
- 1 to 3 years of Technician experience with diesel equipment, heavy construction equipment or specialty lines equipment (large-scale generators, pumps, HVAC or oil & gas equipment) strongly preferred.
- Physical demands include bending, squatting, crouching, reaching, lifting 50 pounds or more, and working indoors/outdoors as required by the job.
Skills
- Knowledge of hydraulic systems and troubleshooting fundamentals.
- Knowledge of electrical systems and troubleshooting fundamentals.
- Ability to be flexible with changing priorities in a fast‑paced environment.
- May need to provide tools of trade.
- Bilingual (Spanish or other) may be required based on location needs.
Qualifications
- Related experience may include: Shop Mechanic, Mechanic, Technician, Service Foreman, Service Manager, Shop Manager, Mechanic Supervisor, Technician Supervisor, Lead Mechanic, Lead Technician, Diesel Technician, Diesel Mechanic, Service Technician, Heavy Equipment Mechanic, Hydraulic Technician, Hydraulic Mechanic, ASE Certified Mechanic, IFPS Certified Technician.
Benefits
- Health, Dental and Vision plans
- 401(k) Match
- Volunteer time off
- Short‑term and long‑term disability
- Accident, Life and Travel insurance
- Flexible spending accounts
- Tuition Reimbursement Options
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Length of Service Awards
- Paid time off: 12‑25 vacation days depending on years of service, 5 sick days, 6 holidays, 2 half‑day holidays, 2 floating holidays, 1 inclusion day, 1 volunteer day
- Eligibility for benefits begins the first of the month following 30 days from start date.
Pay
Base Pay Range: $18.99 – $26.11 per hour (starting rate may vary based on position, location, education, training, and/or experience).
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