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Jefferson County

Equipment Mechanic II

Pay: $31.45–$35.06/hr
Posted: 3 weeks ago
Location: Jefferson, WI (Onsite)
Last Updated: 5 days ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 10/1/2026

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What they do

A Heavy Equipment Mechanic maintains and repairs heavy equipment like construction vehicles and fire trucks.

$61,959 / year median in Wisconsin

+11% projected growth

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Job Description

Equipment Mechanic II Jefferson County $31.45
  • 35.06 per hour
  • Wage & Benefits Wage starts at $31.45
  • $35.06/per hour, depending on qualifications. Benefit Highlights if Full Time
  • Health insurance
  • Health insurance opt Out Plan
  • Dental & Vision insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Wisconsin Retirem United States, Wisconsin, Jefferson 311 South Center Avenue (Show on map) Aug 15, 2026 WHAT
YOU WILL DO
Perform equipment troubleshooting and diagnostic testing. Performs skilled maintenance and repair work on County vehicles, trucks, heavy equipment, and other equipment.
SOME ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Performs a variety of repair and maintenance tasks on department vehicles and equipment, performing work according to service manuals, schematics, and hydraulic flow charts. Performs routine to complex maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on all types of vehicles and equipment to include heavy construction equipment; loaders; dump trucks; and small engines and small equipment repairs. Performs preventative maintenance of light to heavy equipment; including changing oil and filters, lubricating and checking fluids, belts, hoses, tires, and brake systems. Estimates cost and time to determine the most cost-effective methods of repair. Records parts used, work completed, and time spent on assignments. Works with supervisor to identify parts required to perform repairs and maintenance. Receives and completes work orders and prioritizes tasks. Consults with department supervisor regarding vehicle and equipment maintenance and repairs.