Rental Yard Coordinator

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  under Requirements after the qualifications list. That's okay. We must not invent or summarize away detail. Keep all details. Let's extract content: Company Overview: Fabick Cat is the authorized dealer of Caterpillar equipment, prime and standby power systems, parts and service, compact construction, and rental equipment for major portions of Illinois, Missouri, the entire state of Wisconsin, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. We have been in business for over 100 years and are headquartered in Fenton, Missouri. For more information visit www.fabickcat.com Why Work For Us! At Fabick Cat, you are beyond just an employee, you are a part of the Fabick family. A family that has worked so diligently to cement a legacy that was built over 100 years ago through a collective vision "To Ever Serve Our Customers Better". This legacy could not have been possible without first employing then developing the best and brightest talent the market has to offer. We believe it to be of the utmost importance to invest in our workforce by supporting and empowering employees to develop the necessary skills to become successful in their own career.... to become a legacy. Are you ready to join our family legacy to continue our existence as 'the greatest service organization of its kind' over the next 100 years? The Fabick family appreciates and values the ongoing commitment of its employees and is pleased to provide a highly competitive total compensation and benefits package. Job Summary: The Yard Coordinator for the Rental Division is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the yard, ensuring the efficient and safe handling of rental equipment and materials. This role involves coordinating with various departments, managing inventory, and maintaining a clean and organized yard, with a specific focus on the rental fleet. Key Responsibilities: list bullet points. Requirements Qualifications: bullet list. Preferred Qualifications: bullet list. What We Offer: Competitive salary. Additional benefits such as Voluntary Life Insurance and Flex Savings Accounts. Professional development opportunities. A chance to be part of a legacy organization that values integrity, excellence, and leadership. Physical Requirements: list. We need to include all that. Now craft HTML. We'll have:

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  About the role

  Fabick Cat is the authorized dealer of Caterpillar equipment, prime and standby power systems, parts and service, compact construction, and rental equipment for major portions of Illinois, Missouri, the entire state of Wisconsin, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. We have been in business for over 100 years and are headquartered in Fenton, Missouri. For more information visit www.fabickcat.com.

  At Fabick Cat, you are beyond just an employee, you are a part of the Fabick family. A family that has worked so diligently to cement a legacy that was built over 100 years ago through a collective vision "To Ever Serve Our Customers Better". This legacy could not have been possible without first employing then developing the best and brightest talent the market has to offer. We believe it to be of the utmost importance to invest in our workforce by supporting and empowering employees to develop the necessary skills to become successful in their own career.... to become a legacy. Are you ready to join our family legacy to continue our existence as 'the greatest service organization of its kind' over the next 100 years? The Fabick family appreciates and values the ongoing commitment of its employees and is pleased to provide a highly competitive total compensation and benefits package.

  The Yard Coordinator for the Rental Division is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the yard, ensuring the efficient and safe handling of rental equipment and materials. This role involves coordinating with various departments, managing inventory, and maintaining a clean and organized yard, with a specific focus on the rental fleet.

  Then Responsibilities:

  Responsibilities

  • Monitor and manage inventory levels, ensuring accurate records.
  • Safely operate and oversee the use of heavy machinery and equipment, including forklifts and loaders, specifically for rental operations.
  • Work closely with the logistics, maintenance, and operations teams to ensure smooth workflow and timely delivery of rental equipment.
  • Assist customers with rental inquiries, equipment check-out, and returns, ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction.
  • Enforce safety protocols and conduct regular inspections to ensure a safe working environment.
  • Maintain accurate records of equipment, materials, and yard activities, with detailed logs for rental transactions.
  • Ensure the yard is clean, organized, and free of hazards, with special attention to the rental equipment area.
  • This is a physical position that requires working outside in various weather conditions; duties are dependent on the day-to-day needs of technicians and may include performing minor repairs, general machine maintenance, washing equipment, loading, and unloading equipment, changing fluids and filters on a machine, and housekeeping duties.
  Requirements: we need to include both required and preferred qualifications. Could split into two sub-sections but we only have headings Requirements and Qualifications. Let's use Requirements for required qualifications, Qualifications for preferred qualifications.

  Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent; additional technical or vocational training is a plus.
  • Strong organizational and multitasking skills.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to operate heavy machinery and equipment safely.
  • Knowledge of safety regulations and best practices.
  • Experience in customer service, particularly in a rental or sales environment, is highly desirable.
  • Ability to perform physical tasks and work outdoors in various weather conditions.

  Qualifications

  • 2 years’ experience in a similar role such as Yard Hand, Yard Jockey, Yard Spotter, Entry Level Mechanic, Mechanic Trainee, Construction Laborer, Equipment Washer, Washbay attendant, Forklift Driver, or Warehouse Worker.
  • Experience in a construction, industrial, or military setting.
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