Field Service Technician - Diesel & Equipment Maintenance

General-Equipment-; Williston (ND); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

HSA/FSA with employer contributions

Dental

Vision

Life / AD&D / Critical Illness

401k + company match

PTO accrual

Paid holidays

Prescription safety glasses reimb.

Safety boot and cold weather gear

Employee Assistance Program

Uniform/Clothing allowance

Employee events

Sponsorships

Education and training support

Short/Long Term Disability – employer‑

Job summary

General-Equipment- is seeking a Planned Maintenance Technician to coordinate and perform service on a wide range of equipment across Western North Dakota. The role involves regular travel to customer sites to complete OEM-compliant maintenance and inspections, under the guidance of the Service Foreman.

The ideal candidate has a Class A CDL and a 2-year Diesel Technology or Automotive degree (or equivalent experience), plus strong customer service and problem-solving abilities.

Qualifications

• Requires valid Class A CDL license.
• Diesel technology or automotive training/experience required.
• Strong customer service and problem-solving skills essential.
• Ability to manage multiple projects and branches in Western ND.

Responsibilities

• Performs walk-around inspections and routine maintenance on field equipment.
• Maintains service schedules and completes required paperwork.
• Travels to customer job sites across Western ND to service units per OEM specs.
• Shares service duties with the Service Foreman and supports other branches as needed.

Skills

Customer service

Problem solving

Organizational skills

Education

2-year Diesel Technology degree or Automotive degree or equivalent experience

Job description

General-Equipment- is seeking a Planned Maintenance Technician to coordinate and perform service on a wide range of equipment across Western North Dakota. The role involves regular travel to customer sites to complete OEM-compliant maintenance and inspections, under the guidance of the Service Foreman.

The ideal candidate has a Class A CDL and a 2-year Diesel Technology or Automotive degree (or equivalent experience), plus strong customer service and problem-solving abilities.