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Skills
Concreteunmatched
Construction Equipmentunmatched
Detail Orientedunmatched
Diesel Engineunmatched
Driver's Licenseunmatched
Electrical Engineeringunmatched
Electricityunmatched
Electronicsunmatched
Equipment Maintenance/Repairunmatched
Forkliftunmatched
Hand Toolsunmatched
Heavy Equipment/Vehiclesunmatched
Heavy Liftingunmatched
Hydraulic Engineeringunmatched
Identify Issuesunmatched
Maintenance - Electricalunmatched
Maintenance Servicesunmatched
National Electrical Codeunmatched
Preventative Maintenanceunmatched
Pumpsunmatched
Vehicle Fleetsunmatched
Weldingunmatched
Description
Heavy Equipment Diesel Technician — Sarasota, FL
Picture your morning at a tight‑knit, family‑owned shop: a quick huddle with operators to review the day’s priorities, a pre‑trip inspection on a boom truck, then a call comes in—one of the trailer‑mounted concrete pumps is down at a jobsite. You grab your kit, diagnose a finicky hydraulic control, swap a component, verify pressures and electronics, and have the crew pouring again before lunch. Back at the shop, you log service notes, tackle a scheduled PM on a diesel flatbed, and collaborate with management on tomorrow’s repair plan. If that sounds like a day you’d enjoy, this role is for you.
What you’ll take on
Keep diesel trucks, trailer‑mounted concrete pumps, and other heavy equipment running through expert diagnostics and repair.
Execute routine inspections, preventive maintenance, and thorough safety checks.
Track down issues across mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems and resolve them efficiently.
Repair or replace worn parts, components, and assemblies to restore performance.
Document accurate service records and communicate equipment status and repair needs.
Respond to occasional field breakdowns to get assets back online quickly.
Work to safety standards and applicable regulations on every task.
Partner with operators and leadership to prioritize workloads and reduce downtime.
What you bring
Hands‑on background as a diesel or heavy equipment mechanic.
Strong command of diesel engines, hydraulics, and electrical systems.
Proven ability to diagnose and remedy mechanical faults quickly.
Valid U.S. driver’s license.
Basic personal hand tools preferred (not mandatory).
Reliability, pride in workmanship, and sharp attention to detail.
Comfort working independently and within a team.
Physical capability to lift heavy parts and work in a hands‑on environment.
Bonus points
Experience with concrete pumps or construction equipment.
Welding/fabrication capabilities.
Background with fleet maintenance programs.
Schedule, pay, and benefits
Schedule: Monday–Friday, full‑time.
Pay: $24/hour, depending on experience.
Benefits: Overtime opportunities.
Core proficiencies
Electrical troubleshooting skills
Mechanical troubleshooting skills
Motor replacement, repair, and maintenance
Hydraulics experience
Electrical systems diagnostics & repair
Vehicle electronics & computer controls
Diesel engine systems
Preventive maintenance & inspection
Electrical troubleshooting
Electrical repair
National Electrical Code (NEC)
Electrical / electronic systems
Light vehicle diesel engines
Maintenance and repair skills
Lift truck repair & maintenance
Diesel & heavy equipment systems
Hydraulic systems & components
Electrical systems & diagnostics (heavy equipment)
Mechanical systems & component repair
Equipment repair & maintenance
Machines & technologies you’ll work with
Diesel engine
Automotive vehicles
Diesel vehicles
Power tools
Boom truck
Flatbed truck / pickup truck
Join a family‑owned team where your skill keeps projects moving safely and on schedule—and where your craftsmanship is noticed every day.