CAT Field Service Tech: Onsite Maintenance & Diagnostics

Careermine; Bathurst; On-site; AUD 61,000 - 87,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hourly rates from $54 per hour

Overtime from $82.08 per hour

Parental leave

Career progression

Training & development

Relocation assistance

Job summary

WesTrac Bathurst is seeking a Field Service Technician to join our on-site team. You’ll carry out maintenance, repairs and diagnostics on CAT machinery, perform component changes and ensure machines run safely and reliably in demanding mining environments.

You will work with a safety‑first mindset, hold a recognised mechanical trade, and demonstrate fault‑finding skills. A valid driver’s licence and willingness to travel to sites are essential.

Qualifications

• Australian‑recognised mechanical trade (e.g., Cert III HD Plant).
• Proven rebuilds/major component overhaul/assembly experience.
• CAT or comparable surface mining gear; strong diagnostics/fault‑finding.
• Proactive, safety‑first mindset; unrestricted driver's licence.
• Field Service Experience (Highly regarded).

Responsibilities

• Perform on-site maintenance, repairs, troubleshooting and component replacements on CAT equipment.
• Conduct inspections, diagnostics and quality checks to identify faults and ensure equipment reliability.
• Complete scheduled maintenance and field service activities in line with customer requirements and operational priorities.
• Maintain a safe, organised work environment in the field while collaborang closely with Supervisors, planners and site personnel.

Skills

Mechanical trade

Diagnostics

Field service experience

Driver's license

Education

Cert III HD Plant

Tools

CAT equipment knowledge

Job description

WesTrac Bathurst is seeking a Field Service Technician to join our on-site team. You’ll carry out maintenance, repairs and diagnostics on CAT machinery, perform component changes and ensure machines run safely and reliably in demanding mining environments.

You will work with a safety‑first mindset, hold a recognised mechanical trade, and demonstrate fault‑finding skills. A valid driver’s licence and willingness to travel to sites are essential.