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Simiron Inc.
Equipment Repair Technician
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What they do
A Heavy Equipment Mechanic maintains and repairs heavy equipment like construction vehicles and fire trucks.
$53,602 / year median in Florida
+9% projected growth
Job Description
What This Role Is We rent and sell concrete surface prep equipment (grinders, vacuums, etc.) used by contractors before applying resinous coatings. These machines take a beating. We need someone who can keep them running, diagnose problems correctly, and turn equipment around fast. When repair work is caught up, this role shifts into warehouse operations—receiving, stocking, picking, and keeping things organized. This is a hands-on role. If you like figuring out why something broke and getting it back into service, you'll do well here. What You'll Do Equipment Repair & Maintenance Diagnose and repair concrete grinders, vacuums, and related equipment Troubleshoot electrical systems (motors, VFDs, wiring, switches) Perform mechanical repairs (bearings, belts, gearboxes, rotating assemblies) Inspect and refurbish rental equipment between uses Identify root causes—not just swap parts Track repairs and communicate status to the team Rental Readiness Prep equipment for upcoming rentals (tested, cleaned, ready to go) Check equipment back in and assess damage or wear Maintain a clean, organized repair area Warehouse Operations (when not repairing equipment) At the Direction of the