Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic
2 days ago
Chambersburg, PA, United States
Department of the Army
Full-time
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Job TitleJob DescriptionHelpDiagnose mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic malfunctions on wheeled and tracked heavy mobile equipment using precision test equipment, diagnostic trouble codes, and technical specifications to isolate the root cause of defects.
Disassemble heavy vehicles, engines, transmissions, and final drives by utilizing mechanics' hand and power tools in accordance with technical manuals.
Install reconditioned engines, transmissions, electrical harnesses, and hydraulic subsystems onto vehicles by executing proper hookups, alignments, and connections to ensure seamless system integration and operational safety.
Overhaul major vehicular assemblies, components, and heavy-duty hydraulic systems by replacing worn parts, rebuilding internal mechanisms, and making precise adjustments to restore equipment to fully serviceable standards.
Conduct road testing and operational performance checks on completed wheeled and tracked vehicles to certify vehicle serviceability and prepare the asset for final inspection.
Disassemble heavy vehicles, engines, transmissions, and final drives by utilizing mechanics' hand and power tools in accordance with technical manuals.
Install reconditioned engines, transmissions, electrical harnesses, and hydraulic subsystems onto vehicles by executing proper hookups, alignments, and connections to ensure seamless system integration and operational safety.
Overhaul major vehicular assemblies, components, and heavy-duty hydraulic systems by replacing worn parts, rebuilding internal mechanisms, and making precise adjustments to restore equipment to fully serviceable standards.
Conduct road testing and operational performance checks on completed wheeled and tracked vehicles to certify vehicle serviceability and prepare the asset for final inspection.