Machinery Service Tech/Mechanic 3

1. Analyze and diagnose equipment malfunctions.
2. Remove and install parts, disassemble, and assemble components, and test and adjust assemblies with minimal supervision.
3. Perform Caterpillar updates as directed by Caterpillar, Inc.
4. Analyze all Caterpillar and allied product equipment systems and components for proper operation based on theory of design.

1. Perform new and used equipment start-up for delivery to end-user.

1. Effectively communicate with peers, leads and other staff members.
2. Organize a job in a logical and economical sequence.
3. Utilize Cat Interact and ServiceLink (computer programs) and other online tools as required.
4. Enter labor time daily (ServiceLink).
5. Perform assigned work within the communicated time quoted/flat rated.
6. Conduct customer training in proper use of Caterpillar and other equipment as needed.
7. Complete assigned jobs to meet flat rate times with minimal to no rework.
8. Write service reports that accurately document diagnosis and repairs performed on a daily basis.
9. Attend toolbox meetings as required.
10. Adhere to all company policies.
11. Follow contamination control and OSHA/MSHA rules and regulations.
12. Guide/mentor/train technicians with less expertise in the repairs of Caterpillar machines and systems.
13. Perform other duties as assigned.

1. High school diploma or equivalent provide verification of all formal classroom study or hands on experience related to heavy equipment repairs.   
2. Prefer to have one of the following.
   1. Minimum (10) years of experience in the repair of Caterpillar or other heavy equipment products.
   2. Successful completion of Level Two Technician program
   3. Knowledge of basic hand tools, air tools, precision measuring tools and instruments, laptops, diagnostic software and cranes/rigging equipment.
3. Expert working knowledge of hydraulics and powertrains.
4. Proficient in the repairs of electrical and electronic systems.
5. Ability to provide accurate information to lead/supervisor for quoting.
6. Adapts to changes in the work environment;
   1. Manages competing demands;
   2. Changes approach or method to best fit the situation;
   3. Deals with frequent change, delays, or unexpected events in a professional manner.
7. Must be able to obtain a passing score for the crane qualification test performed by a qualified Hawthorne trainer for this position.
8. Ability to work unsupervised efficiently and be part of a team environment.
9. Must be able to pass the Lock Out / Tag Out & Forklift certification class provided by a qualified Hawthorne trainer for this position.
10. Perform the position with pride in professionalism while following Hawthorne’s code of conduct.
11. Possess basic computer knowledge and ability to use service software required in position.
12. Must have valid California Driver’s License with a clean record.

Shop Requirements: Valid California Class “C” driver’s license.

Field Requirements: Valid California Class “B” driver’s license, if assigned vehicle is required.

1. Furnish all hand tools required to repair, test and diagnose hydraulic, air, power train, electrical and electronic systems on Caterpillar equipment.

NOTE: Some high dollar value tooling is supplied by Hawthorne.

1. Contribute to building a positive team spirit; puts success of team above own interests; able to build morale and group commitments to goals and objectives; supports everyone's efforts to succeed.

1. Walking and moving about on foot often through uneven terrain.
2. Hands/arms operating equipment, hand and power tools.
3. Lifting: Up to 50 lbs. daily, frequent exertion.
4. Raises or lowers miscellaneous equipment parts and tools.
5. Handling: Works with hands.
6. Reaching: Extends hands and arms in any direction.
7. Standing: Remains in standing position if required for certain repair or maintenance work.
8. Climbing: In and out of equipment.
9. Vision: Reads work tickets, parts and service books and operates heavy equipment.
10. Talking: Communicates via telecommunications and in person.
11. Sitting: Sits in equipment and in vehicles.
12. Stooping: Bends body downward and forward by bending at knees or waist.
13. Hearing: Hears well enough to discern mechanical problems for safety in and around shop and construction sites and to receive communication via telecommunications and in person.     
14. Laying: Lies in prone position under vehicles and equipment. 

Noise: Works in conditions with constant or intermittent noise.

Temperatures/Weather: Works in a warehouse and outside with variations of temperature and weather.

Exposure: Foul odors, fumes and harsh substances.