Forklift & MHE Service Technician (LP/Electric)

Picture your day starting with a quick huddle, a work order queue in hand, and a shop stocked with the tools you know best. You move between LP and electric forklifts, switching seamlessly from PMs to quick fixes—because you’re an expert in either LP or electrical systems, and fully capable of handling complete repairs on the equipment you service. You report to a lead technician or manager and collaborate with senior (Level 3) techs, keeping customers informed with clear communication and solid service.

What you’ll tackle

• Comprehensive preventive maintenance on LP and electric forklifts, including:
  • Fluid services: engine oil, transmission fluid, differential gear lube, and hydraulic fluid
  • Filter replacements: air, oil, fuel, and ATF
• Tune‑ups: adjust valves; replace spark plugs and wires
• Brake and riser adjustments to spec
• Wheel bearing inspections and repacks
• Battery care on a defined schedule: inspect, water, remove, repair, and install
• Touch‑up paint to protect and present equipment well
• Attachment pad rotations and attachment repairs
• Replace wear items and accessories (horns, lights, tires, etc.)
• Diagnose and correct basic overheating concerns
• Steering system troubleshooting and repair

How you’ll measure success

• Complete a minimum of 30 PM services each month
• Maintain an 80–90% productivity level

What you bring

• 1–2 years of hands‑on troubleshooting with electric or LP equipment (basic repair experience required)
• Attachment repair experience
• Foundational knowledge of electrical, LP, and hydraulic systems; DVOM proficiency
• Ability to read wiring schematics and follow service manuals accurately
• Strong customer service with clear oral and written communication
• Computer skills, including MS Office
• Own set of hand tools
• Post‑secondary/technical training is a plus, not required

Work conditions & physical demands

• Lift and/or pull 75 lbs.+ without restriction
• Work outdoors in inclement weather when needed
• Operate in high‑noise environments and around respiratory hazards as required
• Stand or lie down for extended periods to access equipment
• Reach, maneuver, and position parts/equipment with flexible movement
• Willingness to travel at various times

Team & impact

You’ll report to a lead tech or manager and support Level 3 technicians—playing a key role in uptime, safety, and customer satisfaction.

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