Service Technician

Overview

Repairs/replaces virtually any component on lift trucks; troubleshoots and diagnoses lift truck faults or malfunctions; performs maintenance, adjustments, and rebuilds of systems as required.

• Repairs/replaces virtually any component on lift trucks.
• Troubleshoots and/or diagnoses lift trucks to determine fault, failure, or extent of malfunction/damage.
• Crawls under equipment to access mechanical components located beneath the lift truck.
• Removes faulty components using hand tools, pneumatic tools, lift truck jacks, and hoists.
• Disassembles units and inspects parts/components for wear.
• Tears down, repairs, and rebuilds faulty components/assemblies.
• Repairs and services electrical systems.
• Inspects, adjusts, repairs, and rebuilds brake systems.
• Reads display for fault codes; downloads software updates.
• Replaces and adjusts lights, and installs and repairs accessories as required.
• Tests and adjusts repaired systems to meet manufacturers  performance specifications.
• Performs routine and scheduled maintenance services such as lubrication and tune-ups.
• Test drives forklifts and tests components and systems.
• Performs pre-delivery inspections and assembly of new forklifts as required.

• Experienced material handling technicians with 3 or more years of experience.

Starting pay: $27.00/hour DOE

$1,500 Signing Bonus once new hire has completed 12 months of employment

• Experienced material handling technicians with 3 or more years’ experience are eligible for a one-time $3,000 bonus, paid after 12 months of continuous employment.

• Full Benefits: 401(k), Medical, Dental
• Life Insurance
• Flex Plan and Short Term Disability

EOE/Minorities/Females/Vet/Disabled