Field Service Technician III

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES: Wear the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) when and where required. Diagnose and repair company assets. Fuel and lubricate all equipment on an eight-hour interval. Perform technical inspections and document findings. Perform preventive maintenance duties. Perform field maintenance repairs according to work pending reports, Vehicle Condition Reports (VCRs) and Preventative Maintenance (PM) schedules. Request parts required. Document repair operations and time tracking in accordance with department procedure. Ensure service trucks are kept clean, organized, and maintained properly and ready for use at all times. Immediately report any safety violations and correct unsafe acts or conditions. Adhere to policies and procedures governing sites and safety. Other duties as assigned. REQUIRED SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONSAt least five years of industrial and heavy equipment maintenance experience or a technical degree At least three years of experience, or military service in a related field Verbal and written communication skills in English Must possess own tools or be willing to buy them Ability to perform computer-required repairsPREFERRED SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONSHigh school diploma or its equivalent; ASE Certifications in Diesel Automotive John Deer training certificates Caterpillar training certificates Case training certifications Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) certified Valid Texas Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Safe driving record for last five yearsLICENSES & CERTIFICATIONSValid Texas Class C driver’s license Safe driving record for the last three years\nCompany Description In 1977, brothers Bob and Jim Gregory founded TDS with $10,000, one customer, one truck and plenty of determination. With a deep commitment to customer satisfaction and environmental responsibility, the brothers began to turn their independently-owned business into an award-winning and household name. Four decades later, and still, under the direction of Bob and Jim Gregory, TDS is now one of the largest independently-owned resource management companies in the country. With more than 900 employees, TDS has offices in Austin, San Antonio, Georgetown, San Angelo, Alpine, Weimar and Sealy. TDS also operates the TDS Landfill, the Materials Recovery Facility, five transfer stations, and several large-scale composting operations. Additionally, TDS owns several other business entities, including Texas Landfill Management, TDS Land Management, TDS Metals, Texas Organic Products, and Garden-Ville.