Heavy Equipment/Earthmoving Equipment Mechanic
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Start free — we apply for you →The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring optimal performance, reliability, and availability of heavy-duty equipment through advanced troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, and technical problem-solving. This role requires a highly experienced professional with strong diesel engine expertise, the ability to work independently in the field, and the capability to support customers and internal teams across various locations.
Location: JHB, Gauteng
Minimum Requirements
• Recognised technical qualification in Diesel Mechanics, Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline. • Qualified Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanic (trade qualification preferred). • Additional OEM training or specialist certifications in diesel engines, hydraulics, electronics, or heavy machinery will be advantageous. • 1015 years experience working with heavy equipment machinery. • Extensive experience in heavy-duty diesel engines, mechanical systems, and field service environments. • Proven experience diagnosing and repairing complex machinery faults. • Experience working with rail maintenance equipment, construction machinery, mining equipment, or similar heavy industrial machinery would be advantageous. • Previous experience in a senior technician, specialist, supervisory, or technical leadership role. • Must have a valid code 8 Driver's License and be willing to travel throughout South Africa. Technical Competencies The successful candidate should have strong knowledge of:
- Heavy-duty diesel engines and engine management systems.
- Mechanical power transmission systems.
- Hydraulic systems and components.
- Electrical and electronic diagnostic systems.
- Preventative and corrective maintenance practices.
- Technical drawings, manuals, and schemati
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