Entry-Level Equipment Mechanic

Jobsite Solutions Corp; Oregon; On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) matching

Bonus based on performance

Free uniforms

Health insurance

Opportunity for advancement

Paid time off

Training & development

Job summary

Jobsite Solutions Corp in Oregon is seeking an Entry-Level Equipment Mechanic – we will train you for a hands-on career in our service shop. This full-time, year-round role focuses on developing core mechanical skills with guided instruction and real-world practice.

No professional mechanic experience is required; if you enjoy taking things apart, working with your hands, and learning new equipment, we want to hear from you.

Qualifications

• Mechanical aptitude and ability to use hand tools.
• Hands-on mechanical experience from personal projects or hobbies welcome.
• Willingness to learn new equipment and repair techniques.
• Good attention to detail and safety consciousness.

Responsibilities

• Perform basic maintenance: oil and fluid changes, fuel and oil filter replacement.
• Assist with hose, fittings, and basic component replacements.
• Prepare equipment for service and inspect for issues.
• Support larger repairs with guidance from senior technicians.
• Learn diagnostic and troubleshooting techniques over time.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Hands-on experience

Willing to learn

Attention to detail

Job description

Benefits:

• 401(k) matching


• Bonus based on performance


• Free uniforms


• Health insurance


• Opportunity for advancement


• Paid time off


• Training & development

Entry-Level Equipment Mechanic - We Will Train

Full-Time | Year-Round Work | Productivity Incentives

Are you mechanically inclined and interested in turning that ability into a career? We are looking for a hands-on person to join our Oregon service shop and train as an equipment mechanic.

Professional mechanic experience is not required.

If you have experience working on your own vehicles, equipment, motorcycles, machinery, or other mechanical projects, we want to hear from you.

We're more interested in your mechanical ability, willingness to learn, and ability to work with your hands than a specific certification or previous job title.

What You'll Start With

• Oil and fluid changes'


• Fuel and oil filter replacement


• Hoses and fittings


• Basic preventive maintenance


• Equipment inspections


• Cleaning and preparing equipment for service


• Basic component removal and replacement


• Assisting with larger repairs

What You Can Learn

• Bearings, seals and wear components


• Hydraulic hoses, pumps, motors and cylinders


• Mechanical component replacement


• Hydraulic troubleshooting


• Electrical troubleshooting


• Diagnosing equipment problems


• Independently completing equipment repairs

*You don't need to know how to do all of this today. That's what we're prepared to teach you.

Training & Support

Training and support may include:

• Hands-on equipment training


• Working with experienced technicians


• Remote support from mechanics at our other service locations


• Direct manufacturer technical support


• Manufacturer training opportunities


• Paid travel opportunities for specialized training

What We're Looking For

• Mechanically inclined and comfortable using tools


• Some hands-on mechanical experience, including personal projects


• Ability to perform or learn basic maintenance and minor repairs


• Enjoys figuring out how mechanical things work


• Willing to learn new equipment and systems


• Takes pride in completing work correctly


• Interested in developing mechanical skills into a career

What You DON'T Need

• Professional mechanic experience


• Diesel mechanic certification


• Concrete equipment experience


• Experience rebuilding diesel engines


• Experience with every machine or manufacturer we sell

Compensation & Growth

• Depending on existing mechanical experience and capability


• Productivity-based incentives available in addition to base hourly compensation


• Opportunity for increased earning potential as skills and independent repair capability develop


• Full-time, year-round work

Build a Career as an Equipment Mechanic

If you're the person who has always worked on your own vehicles or equipment, enjoys taking things apart and figuring out how they work, but haven't necessarily worked professionally as a mechanic, don't let that stop you from applying.

We're willing to teach the equipment. Bring us the mechanical aptitude, work ethic, and willingness to learn.