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Wyoming Machinery Company in Sheridan, WY is seeking a skilled equipment technician to troubleshoot and repair a spectrum from hand tools to large machinery. The role requires performing PMs, maintaining shop cleanliness, and assisting customers with loading/unloading rental gear.
Qualified candidates will have a high school diploma, and completion of a formal mechanic program is preferred. Some weekend hours may be required and valid driving license is expected.
Troubleshoot and diagnose problems on equipment from small hand tools to large equipment by visual inspection and by the use of testing and diagnostic equipment.
Repair equipment from small hand tools to large equipment.
Assist in cost estimates of repairs needing done.
Perform all needed PM and services as per maintenance schedule.
Maintain cleanliness of shop.
Assist customers in loading and unloading rental equipment.
High School diploma or equivalent.
Completion of a formal mechanic program
Normal business hours, Monday thru Friday. Some Saturday work and early or late hours as needed.
Stand 8 hours a day
Use hands for repetitive fine manipulation, grasping, pushing and pulling.
Operation and use of power and electrical tools.
Use feet frequently in repetitive movement.
Work heights from ladder or man lifts.
Work is done both inside and outside the building.
Able to operate hand tools, power tools, air tools, Forklift, manlift, Trucks and trailers, motor grader, loader, backhoe, skid steer, excavator, roller, scissor lift, generators, pressure washers, trencher, mini-excavator, crane, hoist, drill press, hydraulic press.
Valid drivers’ license required (driving record must meet company insurance standards; driving record is reviewed annually)
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