Diesel Mechanic - New Braunfels, United States - Anderson Columbia Co. Inc.

Description

Since 1958, Anderson Columbia has been an industry leader in paving and road building, making smooth stomping grounds for vehicles of all kinds.

We strive to construct roads from the highest quality materials and apply ourselves to ensure the job is done right.

From small backstreets to congested highways, we perform jobs of all proportions and create pavement in a way that makes the ride enjoyable.

Our sense of professionalism paired with our teams of highly-trained personnel allows us to be successful at every job we employ.

Anderson Columbia doesn't just hire employees into a company, we hire people into our family; after all, people are our greatest asset.

If you appreciate the feeling of sweat on your forehead, the sense of accomplishment at the end of a long day, or the pride in calloused hands, Anderson Columbia may have a place for you.

• Starting at $25 + DOE*Requirements years of experience with both gas and diesel engine repair.
• Must have basic set of general tools
• Must pass Pre-Employment Drug Screen and Physical.
• Must have valid driver's license.
• Must have reliable transportation.
• Must be willing to work 10 12 hour shifts Monday
• Friday, with the occasional Saturday.
• Experience utilizing machines/equipment as follows: hand tools, drills, grinders, saws,multimeter, tachometer, welder, cutting torch, hydraulic gear puller, electric forklifts,pallet jacks, and platform lifts.
• Special Consideration for applicants who posses CDL Licenses.

• Perform scheduled preventative maintenance on mechanical material handlingequipment.
• Perform emergency mechanical repairs to failed material handling systems.
• Identify and locate required repair parts for failed systems.
• Maintain accurate record keeping such as: work orders, time sheets, and parts requestsBenefit Packages available after 3 months.
• Healthcare, Dental, Eye, Life Insurance, paid holidays.

DFW / EOE DisclaimerThe above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification.

They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified.