HEAVY MOBILE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC
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You will serve as a Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic providing overall maintenance to a wide range of equipment and motor vehicles within Exercise Support Division's Allowance Pool of Equipment.
You will perform work involved in the overall maintenance, modification, repair, rebuild, inspection, service, and overhauL of a wide range of Military Tactical Equipment found in the Exercise Support Division.
You will perform maintenance, repair and inspection on a variety of integrated electric, air, hydraulic an mechanical systems; turret control systems, air conditioning systems, state of the art electronic systems, ABS systems.
You will diagnose difficult performance and improvise disassembly, assembly, inspection, replacement, overhaul, repair and troubleshooting techniques when standard procedures do not suffice.
You will diagnose, flash, synchronize, and re- program computerized components, injectors and sensors.
You will work on types of equipment to be repaired to include construction, industrial, tactical, wheeled, track and combat military equipment vehicles.
You will use schematics, repair manuals and any other vehicle specific directives and correspondence, to include a thorough knowledge in using technical publications and test and diagnostics equipment.
You will use personal protective equipment requirements, environmental and safety rules and regulations relating to various materials used during the course of maintaining and repairing assigned equipment.
You will have responsibility on the various complex systems for the entire vehicle involving the repair, modification, synchronization and timing of fuel systems, engines, transmissions and other major complex systems.