Mechanic

Mechanics on site provide safe, reliable maintenance and repair of heavy equipment, vehicles, and generators in a remote camp environment, including diagnostics, preventive maintenance, and support for daily site operations. KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Safety Exercise stop-work authority when necessary Complete Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) and risk assessments for each job Participate in daily tool box meetings and weekly safety meetings Comply with on-site safety programs Adhere to the company's hazard communication program for on-site hazardous chemicals. Mechanical Conduct general maintenance of heavy equipment, light equipment, generators, passenger vehicles and ATV's Diagnose and repair all safety-related defects on vehicles and equipment Performs routine and preventive maintenance including oil changes and tune-ups. Performs tests on specific parts and systems to confirm proper mechanical function; ensures that all critical parts are examined. Identifies mechanical problems either visually or with computer diagnostic equipment. Examines critical parts and systems using a standard checklist. Repairs or replaces malfunctioning parts and systems such as brake pads, belts, water pumps, transmissions, and other mechanical parts. Plans and establishes timetable to complete repairs and maintenance. Visits job sites to inspect vehicles. Test drives vehicle to confirm safe and proper operation. Maintain inventory control on all parts and fluids Ensure tools and equipment are in good operating order Performs other related duties as assigned. Communication Report all safety, environmental and security incidents to site management immediately. Complete incident reports QUALFICATIONS Education and training Valid Driver License required. (Alaska residents >90 days must have a valid Alaska Driver License) Heavy Equipment Repair, Diesel Technician or related training (documented), certificate or diploma strongly preferred Experience and Skills Level 1 A minimum of 1 year of experience maintaining modern diesel engines, gas engines, hydraulic and air systems. Experience or training with arc welding and gas cutting/welding is an asset. Level 2 A minimum of 2-5 years of experience maintaining modern diesel engines, gas engines, hydraulic and air systems. Experience with diagnostic procedures and diagnostic software. Proficient with arc and wireline welding and gas cutting/welding. Level 3 A minimum of 6 years of experience maintaining modern diesel engines, gas engines, hydraulic and air systems. Proficient in the use of diagnostic procedures and diagnostic software. Expert in arc and wireline welding and gas cutting/welding. All Levels Ability to work effectively in a team setting Extensive knowledge of all aspects of vehicle repair Good mechanical repair skills Good analytical and problem-solving skills Ability to read and interpret repair manuals, labels, instruction manuals and Safety Data Sheets as well as to record daily notes and shared logs Ability to be flexible and adaptable to change Knowledge of and ability to carry out safe remote operational procedures Ability to deal tactfully with camp staff, contractors and visitors Ability to follow instructions effectively and in a timely manner Ability to perform heavy work, exerting up to 100 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 50 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 20 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Ability to work for long periods in a remote location This is a seasonal position, expected to work from April to October, with a rotational schedule.