Diesel Mechanic (Civil Construction Equipment)

• Inspect and Diagnose Equipment: Use diagnostic tools and manuals to identify mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic faults.

• Repair and Maintain Machinery: Perform repairs on engines, transmissions, braking systems, hydraulics, and electrical components.

• Routine Servicing: Carry out scheduled maintenance including oil changes, filter replacements, greasing, and inspections.

• Overhaul Components: Dismantle, assess, and rebuild engines, gearboxes, differentials, and hydraulic pumps as needed.

• Troubleshoot Faults in the Field: Respond to breakdowns on construction sites and carry out urgent repairs to minimize downtime.

• Operate Tools and Equipment: Use hoists, hand tools, power tools, and diagnostic devices safely and efficiently.

• Keep Maintenance Records: Document all work performed, parts used, and time taken using logbooks or software systems.

Follow Safety Protocols: Comply with OHSA standards and company safety procedures when working on-site or in the workshop.

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• Trade Test Certificate: Diesel Mechanic or Earthmoving Equipment Mechanic (recognized qualification).

• Driver’s License: Code 8 (EB) or higher – valid and in good standing.

• Experience: Minimum of 5 years hands-on experience working with heavy-duty construction equipment.

• Technical Skills: Proven expertise in:

  • Fault finding and diagnostics

  • Mechanical and electrical repairs

  • Servicing and maintenance

• Equipment Exposure:

  • Excavators

  • Diggers

  • Graders

  • Tipper trucks, lowbed trailers, and other civil construction trucks