Mechanic A

About the role

Founded in 1965, Herc Rentals is one of the leading equipment rental suppliers in North America with 2025 total revenues reaching approximately $4.4 billion. Herc Rentals’ parent company, known as Herc Holdings Inc., listed on the New York Stock Exchange on July 1, 2016, under the symbol “HRI.” Herc Rentals serves customers through approximately 607 locations and has about 10,000 employees in North America as of June 30, 2026. Job Purpose As a Mechanic A, you are a master technician and will assume a leadership role in product knowledge and standards of quality within the branch. Mechanic A's have mastered the standard operating procedures at the branch, region, and national level and serve as a mentor to B and C level mechanics. The primary focus of a Herc Rentals Mechanic A is to utilize their mechanical expertise to lead fleet maintenance operations needed to keep Herc Rentals equipment on the rental 'ready line'. This goal can be achieved safely and professionally through an effective preventative and corrective maintenance program.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain a consistent schedule of performing preventative maintenance on all Herc-owned fleet at the branch.
• Operate and test equipment to ensure it passes Herc Rentals quality and efficiency standards.
• Perform routine maintenance and repairs on all Herc fleet equipment and trucks independently.
• Conduct oil changes, lubrication of equipment, tire replacements, hose repairs, battery replacements, and assorted services.
• Recondition and replace assorted parts of heavy equipment.
• Diagnose problem areas for any significant wear or tear on equipment.
• Maintain work area in a clean and organized manner.
• Produce timely and detailed service reports and repair logs.
• Follow all company filed procedures and protocols.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.
• Diagnose internal combustion engines, DC electrical systems, propane systems, hydraulics, and fuel systems.
• Perform major repairs to maintain fleet equipment using diagnostic tools, hand tools, and measuring instruments independently.
• Diagnose and repair using electrical schematics.
• Inspect and diagnose overvoltage protection systems and indicator lights.
• Replace or diagnose control modules.
• Reprogram firmware/software where applicable.
• Comprehensive knowledge of computer-controlled diagnostics.
• Use diagnostic tools to remedy electrical issues.
• Electrical diagnostic mastery.
• Diagnose lithium electrical issues.
• Complex intermittent fault diagnosis.
• Failure analysis after electrical fire.
• Diagnose and repair safety-critical electrical circuits.
• Install aftermarket electrical components.
• Diagnose issues on Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) systems.
• Diagnose issues on Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) systems.
• Use diagnostic tools and computerized systems to