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Ray Jurgen
Heavy Equipment Field Service Technician
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What they do
A Heavy Equipment Mechanic maintains and repairs heavy equipment like construction vehicles and fire trucks.
$66,725 / year median in Massachusetts
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Heavy Equipment Field Service Technician Ray Jurgen - 3.0 Boston, MA Job Details Full-time From $40 an hour 4 hours ago Qualifications Customer communication Full Job Description Ray-Jurgen is hiring an experienced Field Service Technician to support our heavy-duty customers throughout Greater Boston, Rhode Island, and southern New Hampshire. This role focuses primarily on large vehicle lifting systems used by transit agencies, fleet operators, and other heavy-duty maintenance facilities. You do not need prior vehicle-lift experience. We are looking for someone who already knows how to troubleshoot mechanical, hydraulic, and low-voltage electrical systems in the field. We will teach you our equipment. If you are an experienced field technician who can walk into an unfamiliar mechanical problem, diagnose it methodically, and communicate professionally with the customer, this may be a strong fit. What You'll Work On Our heavy-duty equipment includes: Mobile column vehicle lifts Parallelogram lifts In-ground vehicle lifts Bus and rail maintenance lifting equipment Some light-duty vehicle lifting equipment The position is primarily focused on service and repair, but you will also learn equipment installation and may participate in installation projects. What We're Looking For We expect you to bring the core technician skills. We will provide the equipment-specific training. A strong candidate will already be comfortable: Diagnosing mechanical and hydraulic equipment Troubleshooting low-voltage electrical controls Using a multimeter Reading electrical schematics Identifying problems systematically rather than simply replacing parts Working independently at customer facilities Communicating findings and recommendations directly to customers Completing service documentation accurately Knowing when to continue troubleshooting and when to escalate for support Experience in industrial field service, heavy equipment, generators, compressors, elevators/lifts, industrial maintenance, millwright work, HVAC, or similar technical environments can translate well to this position. Prior vehicle-lift experience is not required. Training Our equipment is specialized, and we do not expect a new technician to know it on day one.