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National Lift Equipment in Bristol, PA, seeks a full-time Mechanic to inspect, diagnose, and repair aerial lifts, telescopic handlers, and related heavy equipment. The role emphasizes routine maintenance, safety, and clear communication with sales and operations teams.
The successful candidate will troubleshoot mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues, document work performed, and may assist in restoration projects including teardown, rebuild, and testing prior to shipment to customers.
National Lift Equipment (NLE) is a leading specialist in aerial lifts and telescopic handlers, serving as one of the largest sellers of lifts and handlers in the United States. Founded in 1990, NLE has built long-term relationships with more than 20,000 dealers across the U.S. and overseas, ensuring broad access to equipment inventory and markets. The company manages all aspects of equipment acquisition, including selection, financing, and logistics, to provide comprehensive service to customers. NLE has the financial strength to purchase equipment outright, refurbish it in-house, and ship it directly to job sites, supporting consistent project needs and reliability. Team members work in a fast-paced environment focused on quality, safety, and customer satisfaction.
This is a full-time, on-site Mechanic role based in Bristol, PA. The Mechanic will inspect, diagnose, and repair aerial lifts, telescopic handlers, and other heavy equipment in accordance with company and safety standards. Daily responsibilities include performing routine maintenance and preventive maintenance, troubleshooting mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues, and completing maintenance and repair tasks to ensure equipment is safe and ready for use. The role involves documenting work performed, maintaining clean and organized work areas, collaborating with sales and operations teams on equipment readiness, and communicating clearly about equipment status and needed repairs. The Mechanic may also assist in equipment restoration projects, including teardown, rebuild, and testing before shipment to customers.