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CPR Complete Auto and Truck Repair
Heavy Equipment / GSE Mechanic Diesel & Gas Equipment
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Diesel Mechanic repairs and rebuilds diesel engines for vehicles like trucks, ships, tractors, and buses.
$57,322 / year median in Ohio
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Skilled Mechanics Wanted - Build Something With Us We are a growing, family-oriented aviation ground support equipment operation in the Cleveland area looking for highly skilled Heavy Equipment / GSE Mechanics who take pride in their work and want to be part of a strong team. We aren't simply looking for someone who can change parts. We are looking for mechanics who can troubleshoot, diagnose, think through a problem, and fix equipment correctly. Previous aviation or Ground Support Equipment (GSE) experience is a plus, but it is not required. A strong heavy equipment, diesel, fleet, automotive, , construction equipment, or similar mechanical background can translate extremely well into GSE. If you have the mechanical skills, we can teach you the GSE. What You'll Be Working On This isn't a position where you'll work on the same piece of equipment every day. Our technicians diagnose, maintain, and repair a wide variety of diesel, gasoline, hydraulic, and electrically controlled Ground Support Equipment, including: Aircraft tugs and pushback tractors Belt loaders Cargo loaders Ground Power Units (GPUs) Air-conditioning equipment Service vehicles Diesel and gasoline engines Hydraulic equipment Electrical and electronic systems Specialized airport equipment Front end loaders Heavy duty snow removal equipment Every day can bring a different challenge. We're Looking for Real Troubleshooters The right mechanic should be comfortable with: Diesel and gasoline engine diagnostics and repair 12V and 24V electrical troubleshooting Reading wiring diagrams and tracing electrical faults Starting and charging systems Fuel and ignition systems Hydraulic troubleshooting and repair Brakes, steering, cooling systems, and drivetrains Preventative maintenance and inspections Using multimeters and diagnostic equipment Finding the root cause of a failure instead of simply replacing parts We value technicians who can be handed a problem, work through it logically, and take ownership of getting the equipment back into service. The Person We're Looking For Technical ability is extremely important to us, but so is the person behind the toolbox.