Shop Technician

Cisco Equipment; Artesia (NM); On-site; USD 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Cisco Equipment in Artesia, NM is looking for a shop mechanic to perform mechanical service on customer and company equipment in the shop, ensuring repairs are performed efficiently and to high quality standards.

You will diagnose problems on heavy construction, farm, or material handling equipment, determine required parts and tools with supervision, record work time accurately, maintain a safe, clean work area, and support teammates as needed. The role emphasizes teamwork and safety compliance.

Responsibilities

• Perform mechanical service on customer and company equipment in the shop to meet customer needs and company goals.
• Work on heavy construction, farm, or material handling equipment to diagnose and repair problems in a timely, effective manner.
• Diagnose equipment with the Shop Foreman or Service Manager; determine required parts and tools for repairs.
• Present parts orders to the parts department after diagnosis; maintain records and follow up for timely delivery.
• Complete time records accurately for each job to support billing and accounting requirements.
• Provide personal tools and ensure all company-provided tools are in good working condition and safe to use.
• Work safely at all times; comply with OSHA and other regulations; report injuries as required.
• Maintain a clean work area around equipment and the shop.
• Assist other mechanics as requested and work as a team player.
• Perform any other duties as may be required.

Job description

Description

Job description

Responsibilities:

• -To perform mechanical service on customer and company equipment in the shop in the most effective way feasible to serve the customer's needs and achieve the company's targeted goals.
• -Performing mechanical work as directed in the shop on heavy construction/farm or material handling equipment to correct the problems involved in a timely, effective manner.
• -Diagnosing, personally and with the assistance of the Shop Foreman or Service Manager, the special requirements of a piece of equipment; routinely determining what parts and tools will be needed to complete the repairs.
• -Presenting to the parts department an order for parts needed for repairs, either verbally or in writing, after completing a thorough diagnosis and discussing with the Shop Foreman or Service Manager; writing legibly; asking for assistance from the parts person when necessary; maintaining a record of what has been ordered; following up to make sure when these parts arrive so that work may continue with as little delay as possible.
• -Completing time records accurately on each job by punching in and out as directed when moving from job to job to support customer billing and internal accounting requirements effectively.
• -Providing personal tools with which to work in ½” impact size downward using and taking care of company provided tools ¾” and above or specially required by manufacture; making certain all are in good working condition and safe to work with or operate before using
• -Working safely at all times; complying with all OSHA or other city, county, state or federal regulations when working and for reporting in case of any on job injury; following company safety policies and procedures.
• -Maintain a clean work area in, on and around the equipment and the shop.
• -Assisting other mechanics as requested and qualified with identifying and correcting problems in equipment on which they are working; being a team player.
• -Performing any other duties as may be required.