Purpose: Under general supervision, the Mechanic II/Boom Inspector performs inspections, structural repairs, diagnostics, rebuilding, and testing of boom-mounted concrete pumping equipment to ensure structural integrity, quality, safety, and proper functionality of all units. Key Responsibilities: • Analyze, diagnose, and troubleshoot equipment brought in for repair. • Determine the most cost-effective repair method and make repair recommendations to the Production Manager or customer. • Identify, gather, and install the appropriate parts needed for repairs. • Connect hydraulic lines and fill systems with oil in preparation for testing. • Prepare trucks for sub-frame assembly by disassembling, measuring, repositioning, installing parts, and reassembling units according to procedures. • Test assembled parts and products to confirm they function properly and meet quality standards. • Follow all workplace health and safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices. • Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in good condition. • Perform other reasonably similar or related duties as assigned. • Perform welding repairs on structural members that include booms, outriggers, pedestals and all supporting structures, as per SAIE standard • Weld using proper pre-heated welding rod • Grind all welds notch free • Conduct cleanup of work area • Take photo documentation of discontinuity before and after repair and e-mail photos to engineering along with any other relevant documentation • Perform a complete and thorough boom inspection • Visually inspect all welded members for cracks or any other deformations. Use dye-penetrate or mag-partical test when in doubt • Check all bearings, bushings, pins, gear lash and bearing tipping to make sure they are all within tolerance • Frequent contact with customers to set up inspections and repair • Make own travel arrangements • Order parts for repairs when needed • Provide technical help where needed • Complete boom inspection and service reports as required • Submit internal billing and expense reports in a timely manner Requirements: • High school diploma or equivalent required. • Formal training beyond high school, such as auto repair certification or associate degree, preferred. • Minimum of 3 years of mechanical experience. • Heavy mechanical equipment experience preferred. • Familiarity with hydraulic, electrical, gas, and diesel systems. • Ability to read blueprints, hydraulic schematics, and electrical schematics. • Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, interpersonal, and verbal communication skills. • Basic computer skills for looking up work instructions, tracking labor, and completing related tasks. • Obtain welding certification by passing welding tests conducted by the Quality Control department • Must have knowledge in American weld symbols • Qualified to AWS D1.1 in positions and processes required • Qualified to AWS Butt and Fillets 1G, 2F GMAW • Qualified to GMAW, PC position and FCAW-PC Butts • All welders must be capable of passing Jager Eye examination, annually • Possess a high degree of interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal • Computer savvy with proficiency in Microsoft Office products, SAP, and online applications