Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanics / Technicians.

at  Autonomy Asset Management Group

Queensland, QLD, Australia -

Start DateExpiry DateSalaryPosted OnExperienceSkillsTelecommuteSponsor Visa
Immediate25 Jun, 2024USD 90000 Annual25 Mar, 20243 year(s) or aboveComponentsNoNo
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Description:

Autonomy & Asset Management Group Pty Ltd (AAMG) are seeking applications for the following job positions to be filled - Job Title: Heavy Duty Diesel.

25TH MARCH, 2024

  • WA, Qld, NT and NSW Locations
  • Full Time Permanent Positions
    Autonomy & Asset Management Group Pty Ltd (AAMG) are seeking applications for the following job positions to be filled – Job Title: Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanics / Technicians.

POSITION DESCRIPTION:

Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanics / Technicians required for a variety of our maintenance and repair projects, for our various mine site projects and workshops throughout Australia. 12 Hour Day & Night Shifts available.

Qualification Skills and Experience Required:

  • Relevant Australian mobile plant trade qualifications or equivalent - Diesel Motor Mechanic ANZSCO 321212 - AUR31216 - Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology.
  • Minimum of at least three years’ full-time experience as a qualified heavy duty diesel mechanic / technician.
  • Experience working on large surface mining equipment.
  • Must have fault finding experience on large surface mining equipment, removal and installation of components and engines, and component rebuild experience.

Responsibilities:

Please refer the Job description for details


REQUIREMENT SUMMARY

Min:3.0Max:8.0 year(s)

Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

Production / Maintenance / Quality

Mechanical Engineering

Trade Certificate

Mobile plant technology

Proficient

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Queensland, Australia