Pike Corporation
Pike Corporation provides infrastructure solutions across various sectors, focusing on utility services.
Shop Mechanic
Repair and maintain diverse equipment for utility clients across regions.
Job Highlights
About the Role
Key responsibilities include managing equipment development across cities and states, possessing knowledge of machinery from large cranes to small chainsaws, performing safe repairs and maintenance in both garage and field environments, troubleshooting equipment issues, and working around energized high‑voltage systems while protecting lives. The role also involves maintaining company vehicles, equipment, and tools in good working order. • Develop and maintain equipment across multiple cities and states. • Repair and service equipment ranging from cranes to chainsaws in garages and field settings. • Perform troubleshooting and maintenance on energized high‑voltage systems safely. • Maintain company vehicles, tools, and equipment in good condition. • Use computer systems for diagnostics, inventory management, and work orders.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸equipment management
- ▸equipment repair
- ▸high‑voltage
- ▸vehicle maintenance
- ▸diagnostics software
- ▸inventory management
What You Bring
The Shop Mechanic works at various locations and may be required to travel to another state depending on customer demands. Candidates must be able to perform rigorous physical labor, have 1‑5 years of experience, hold or obtain a Commercial Driver’s License, and own general tools. They should be competent in hydraulics, diesel/gas engines, chassis and suspension, welding/metal fabrication, and small tool repair, as well as use computers for diagnostics, inventory management, and work orders. Certifications such as ASE, Ford/International, Altec/Telelect, and hydraulic maintenance are beneficial. The position requires the ability to work extended periods at various locations, lift over 50 lb, and be willing to work overtime. Desired competencies include self‑motivation, teamwork, and customer orientation, along with strict adherence to company safety rules and policies. • Possess 1–5 years of relevant experience and a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). • Own a full set of general tools and work with hydraulics, diesel/gas engines, chassis, welding, and small tool repair. • Hold certifications such as ASE, Ford/International, Altec/Telelect, or hydraulic maintenance (preferred). • Able to lift over 50 lb, work extended periods at various locations, and accept overtime. • Demonstrate self‑motivation, teamwork, and customer focus while adhering to safety policies.
Requirements
- ▸cdl
- ▸ase
- ▸hydraulics
- ▸diesel
- ▸welding
- ▸teamwork
Work Environment
Field