Heavy Equipment Mechanic

Job Summary
The ACAA’s Heavy Equipment Mechanic will report to the F Fleet Manager, and is responsible for the
preventative maintenance and repair of all heavy equipment, such as earth moving and snow removal
equipment, ordering parts, diagnostic checks and fluid testing.

Here is how the Heavy Equipment Mechanic will help:
• Develop or participate in the job safety analysis procedures
• Determine repairs required by testing and use of diagnostic equipment
• Repair equipment and replace defective parts within an allotted time
• Perform engine tune-ups
• Identify unsafe conditions and properly report or take corrective measures as appropriate
• Maintain a large, complex and diversified fleet of heavy equipment to ACAA standards
• Perform continuous analysis to improve operation, decrease turnaround times and streamline
work processes
• Attend specialized training and familiarization workshops dealing with innovations in heavy
equipment operations, emission standards, repairs, and maintenance
• Participate in daily safety tool box meetings
• Maintain a clean work environment
• Maintain good working relations with management and co-workers, representing the ACAA in a
professional manner at all times
• Perform other related tasks as assigned or required

Qualifications
Requirements to apply for role of Heavy Equipment Mechanic are:
• High School diploma or GED; one year certificate from college or technical school.
• Three years’ experience working in the heavy equipment repair field using diagnostic
equipment.
• Possession of a Pennsylvania CDL license, Class “A” or “B.” License must be maintained
throughout employment.
• Ability to obtain and maintain an ACAA Security identification badge.
• Must provide his/her own personal protective footwear (Composite toe safety shoes).
• Adhere to all ACAA policies and procedures, including guidelines set forth by the Dress Code and
Personal Protective Equipment policy.
• Must have experience using diagnostic equipment.
• Employee is required to provide hand tools necessary for the trade.
We also expect that candidates will demonstrate the following knowledge, skills, and abilities in most
cases:
• Ability to do requisitions and order parts in accordance with all A.C.A.A. contracts.
• Proficient and experienced in the repair and maintenance of the following:
• Engines – Diesel and Gasoline
• Automatic transmissions.
• Front ends and alignments
• Manual transmissions and differentials
• Mechanical and Pneumatic Brakes
• Electrical system.
• Heating and air-conditioning systems.
• Hydraulic oil system.
• Body work and minor painting.
• Extensive knowledge in welding, burning and brazing.
• Knowledge of occupational hazards and techniques of safety precautions and injury prevention
programs.
• Knowledge of current emission standards with the ability to diagnose, troubleshoot and repair
any issues.
• Knowledge of basic computer programs.
• Ability to wear and work comfortably using a respirator.
• Ability to do all paperwork related to the job.
• Ability to work all shifts scheduled or assigned in a 24/7 operation.