Field Service Mechanic - Lube Truck

About Us

Hitachi Construction Machinery (Australia) Pty Ltd is a leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment.

Benefits – What’s in it for you?

• Employee Rewards Program - Discounts from Major Retailers
• Continuous training and upskilling with real career development opportunities
• Permanent Full Time Position in a leading OEM with long term job security
• Exclusive staff discounts on Medibank Health Cover and Hitachi appliances, and other products & services
• Trade upgrade opportunities
• Employee referral program
• Uniforms & PPE provided

The Opportunity

We are currently seeking a motivated, trade qualified mechanic to join our field service team as a Field Service Technician (Lube Truck). Based out of the Sydney branch, this role will have you conducting onsite maintenance, servicing and minor repairs to Hitachi earthmoving equipment.

In this role you will be responsible for:

• Carrying out high quality maintenance, repair work and routine servicing to our premium equipment in the field
• Completion of inspection reports and other essential paperwork as required
• Providing quality customer service at all times
• Minimising machine downtime and maximising productivity

As the ideal candidate, you will have: 

• Relevant trade qualification – Heavy Diesel Technicians and Light Automotive mechanics, Truck mechanics are encouraged
• Demonstrated experience in servicing and/or repairing of automotive, trucks and/or earthmoving equipment
• Strong communication skills and customer service focus
• Ability to navigate technical issues in repair and maintenance services
• Self-motivated and team orientated
• Hold a MR Drivers license or above

At Hitachi, we are dedicated to supporting our people, rewarding successes and helping individuals grow. We offer a career path with the future in mind, providing training and development opportunities to help us achieve quality standards. We inspire a safe and healthy working environment through our safety and wellness campaigns so that we can all 'See You Tomorrow'.