Goodwin Brothers Construction CompanyVerified Source

Heavy Machine Mechanic, Crane & Diesel Repair

Onsite · Kansas City, Missouri
Posted August 12, 2026
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Overview

Heavy Machine Mechanic owns preventive maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on Goodwin Brothers' construction equipment and on-highway trucks in a solo Kansas City role. You'll work from the Blue River Waste Water Plant, keeping cranes, excavators, dozers, and diesel trucks running safely and efficiently. As a member of the 101 Operators Union, you'll take full ownership of uptime for a fleet supporting heavy industrial and municipal projects. This role stands out for its independence, crane specialization, and 100% company-paid family health insurance.

What You'll Do7

  • 1Diagnose and repair heavy equipment including cranes, diesel trucks, excavators, dozers, loaders, and backhoes within the first 90 days.
  • 2Perform preventive maintenance: cleaning, lubricating, and inspecting equipment to prevent downtime.
  • 3Dismantle and reassemble heavy machinery using hoists and hand tools.
  • 4Operate and inspect machines to identify defects, then overhaul and test for efficiency.
  • 5Replace worn or damaged parts and troubleshoot electrical systems for proper wiring and performance.
  • 6Complete work orders, parts requests, timecards, and pre-trip/post-trip inspections daily.
  • 7Respond to service calls and roadside repairs as needed, ensuring safety compliance at all times.

Requirements9

  • 1High School Diploma or equivalent required; trade school or related training desired.
  • 2Valid CDL Class A or B license, or ability to obtain within 60 days.
  • 3Previous experience as a mechanic or technician focusing on heavy equipment, with mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical system skills.
  • 4Experience repairing and maintaining cranes highly desired.
  • 5Member of or willing to join the 101 Operators Union in Kansas City.
  • 6Ability to perform physical labor including lifting and moving equipment parts.
  • 7Proven ability to work independently in a solo role.
  • 8Strong diagnostic skills for sourcing parts and repairs.
  • 9Commitment to safety and compliance with all policies.

Salary Insight

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Location

Typeonsite
LocationKansas City, Missouri

Required Skills

diesel engineshydraulicselectrical systemscranespreventive maintenance
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