Mobile Equipment Mechanic

The following are examples of job functions for a Mobile Equipment Mechanic that demand some level of proficiency with digital tools, devices, and systems:

Maintaining records of service and repairs to equipment
Maintaining incident reports
Documenting required spare parts, maintenance materials, and supplies
Reading and understanding operating manuals, blueprints, and technical drawings
Effectively communicating with internal and external parties
Ordering parts by using manuals and catalogs

Examples of Digital Tools, Devices and Systems for Mobile Equipment Mechanic

Microsoft Office Suite (Windows Operating System, Excel, Word)
Internet/ Web for:
- searching online information databases for the diagnosis and repair of machinery and equipment (technical manuals, technical bulletins, and other online technical specifications and standards)
- making digital payments/online transactions
Digital map reading and way-finding applications
Computer-assisted design, manufacturing, and machining software including programs such as AutoCAD to make small adjustments to scale drawings to reflect modifications to tools and equipment component
Hand-held devices with digital interfaces
Citizens Band (CB) Radio equipment
Microsoft Outlook and Gmail, etc. to communicate, collaborate and share information with supervisors, co-workers, and suppliers