Industrial Equipment Rebuild Mechanic

Bring Machines Back to Life

By mid-morning you've stripped down a Tennant unit, tagged wear items, and are mapping the rebuild. After lunch, you're diagnosing a hydraulic quirk, chasing an intermittent electrical fault, and buttoning up a combustion engine—diesel today, LP tomorrow. You close the day with quality checks, tidy your station to 5S standards, and log a smart improvement idea for the team. If that sounds like a great day, read on.

What you’ll do

• Disassemble and reassemble complex industrial cleaning equipment with precision and independent judgment.
• Teardown and rebuild a variety of used Tennant machines as part of our reconditioning workflow.
• Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems; troubleshoot batteries and air- and water‑cooled combustion engines (diesel, gas, LP).
• Complete in‑process quality checks and communicate results to ensure we meet quality and cost targets.
• Apply safe, proper use and maintenance of company tools and equipment; present a professional image at all times.
• Assist across all stages of reconditioning while continuously learning through self‑study, hands‑on work, and guidance from the Shop Supervisor.
• Identify and report continuous improvement opportunities through the tier structure.
• Maintain housekeeping and 5S to keep the department clean, safe, and organized.
• Work across multiple sub‑assembly operations and shorter‑cycle main line stations as needed.
• Be punctual every day and maintain reliable transportation to / from work.

What you’ll bring

Physical demands

Work environment

Safety requirements

Compliance

Preferred proficiencies