Diesel Technician is responsible for diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing a wide range of agricultural, construction, lawn care, and commercial equipment.

This position works on tractors, skid steers, compact track loaders, excavators, mowers, attachments, diesel and gasoline engines, hydraulic systems, electrical systems, drivetrains, and emissions systems. The primary focus is completing accurate and efficient maintenance and repairs while protecting customer equipment and maintaining a high standard of workmanship.

The Diesel Technician is also responsible for completing warranty repairs in accordance with manufacturer procedures and documentation requirements.

This is primarily a shop-based position. Field service is not a regular responsibility; however, the technician may occasionally be asked to assist with an off-site diagnosis or repair when business or customer needs require it.

During busy periods, the Diesel Technician may also assist with equipment setup and pre-delivery inspections. These responsibilities are secondary to the position’s primary focus on maintenance, diagnostics, and repair.

Primary Responsibilities

Equipment Maintenance & Repair

Perform scheduled maintenance and inspections on agricultural, construction, lawn care, and commercial equipment.
Diagnose and repair mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, electronic, fuel, cooling, and emissions-related problems.
Repair diesel and gasoline engines, drivetrains, steering systems, brakes, attachments, and related components.
Use manufacturer service information, diagnostic software, wiring diagrams, hydraulic schematics, and technical resources to identify equipment problems.
Complete repairs accurately and efficiently while following manufacturer specifications and accepted repair practices.
Test equipment after repairs to confirm that concerns have been corrected and the equipment operates properly.
Identify additional repair or maintenance needs and communicate findings before performing work outside the approved scope.
Perform warranty repairs in accordance with manufacturer policies and procedures.
Assist with equipment setup and pre-delivery inspections when additional shop support is required.
Occasionally assist with off-site diagnosis or repairs when requested.

Work Orders & Documentation

Review work orders and customer concerns before beginning repairs.
Record accurate labor time for each repair or maintenance task.
Document diagnostic steps, test results, repairs performed, and parts used.
Clearly document additional concerns or recommended repairs discovered during inspection.
Communicate with the Parts & Service Advisor when additional work, parts, or customer authorization is needed.
Provide complete and accurate documentation required for warranty claims.
Submit completed work orders promptly for review and processing.
Notify the Parts & Service Advisor of delays, backordered parts, or changes that may affect the expected completion date.

Shop Operations

Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area.
Properly store tools, equipment, fluids, parts, and shop supplies.
Care for dealership tools, diagnostic equipment, and shop property.
Protect customer equipment from unnecessary damage, dirt, or exposure while it is in the dealership’s care.
Follow established procedures for handling fluids, batteries, hazardous materials, and waste products.
Assist with unloading, moving, and positioning equipment when necessary.
Help maintain shared shop areas and equipment.
Assist other technicians and departments when business needs require.
Perform additional duties that contribute to the success of the dealership.

Tools & Technical Resources

The Diesel Technician is expected to use and become proficient with:

Personal hand tools appropriate for the position
Dealership-owned specialty tools
Electronic diagnostic equipment
Manufacturer diagnostic software
Manufacturer dealer systems
Electronic service manuals
Parts catalogs
Wiring diagrams
Hydraulic schematics
Technical service bulletins
RIMSS / DBS
Gmail and other dealership communication systems

Union Farm Equipment will provide specialty tools, diagnostic equipment, and manufacturer-specific resources required to perform authorized repairs. Technicians are expected to properly maintain and protect both personal and dealership-owned tools.

Safety & Physical Expectations

The Diesel Technician must be able to safely perform the physical requirements of the position, including:

Standing, walking, bending, kneeling, crouching, and climbing throughout the workday.
Working under, around, and inside equipment.
Using hand tools, power tools, diagnostic equipment, and lifting equipment.
Lifting, carrying, pushing, or positioning parts and components safely.
Operating tractors, excavators, skid steers, mowers, and other dealership equipment as required for diagnosis and testing.
Working in a shop environment that may include noise, dust, oils, fuels, exhaust, and changing temperatures.
Occasionally working outside or away from the dealership when business needs require it.
Wearing required personal protective equipment and following all dealership safety procedures.

Employees should request assistance or use proper lifting equipment when a component cannot be moved safely by one person.

Our Expectations

Repair Quality

Equipment concerns are diagnosed accurately.
Repairs are completed according to manufacturer specifications and accepted repair practices.
Equipment is properly tested before being returned to the customer.
Repeat repairs caused by incomplete diagnosis or poor workmanship are minimized.
Customer equipment is returned in professional condition.

Productivity & Efficiency

Assigned work is completed within a reasonable amount of time.
Labor time is recorded accurately.
Parts, tools, and technical resources are organized before and during repairs.
Delays and additional repair needs are communicated promptly.
Work is prioritized in coordination with the Parts & Service Advisor and shop workload.

Documentation

Work orders clearly describe diagnostic findings and repairs performed.
Parts and labor are recorded accurately.
Warranty documentation is complete and meets manufacturer requirements.
Additional concerns and recommended repairs are clearly documented.
Completed work orders are submitted promptly.

Safety & Organization

Safety procedures and proper equipment-handling practices are consistently followed.
Work areas remain clean and organized.
Tools and shop equipment are used correctly and stored properly.
Fluids, batteries, and hazardous materials are handled responsibly.
Unsafe conditions are addressed or reported promptly.

Team Contribution

Communicates effectively with the Parts & Service Advisor, technicians, and other departments.
Assists coworkers when needed.
Shares knowledge and supports less-experienced team members.
Adapts to changing priorities and shop demands.
Demonstrates initiative, professionalism, and a positive attitude.
Contributes to an environment where every department works together.

Our Commitment

Union Farm Equipment is committed to providing training, professional development, manufacturer resources, modern diagnostic tools, and a workplace where employees can build a long-term career.

Our goal is simple:

Take care of our customers. Take care of each other. Be one of The Friendly Folks.

Pay: $25.00 - $35.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k)
Employee discount
Health insurance

Work Location: In person

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