Inventory Technician
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Job Location:
Indianapolis, IN - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
2 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Summary of the Position
The Inventory Technician is integral to ensuring smooth operation of all logistical activities. Responsibilities include minor facility maintenance equipment check-in basic mechanical duties and maintaining the overall appearance of the equipment yard. Additionally the role follows and retrieves (chases) CDL drivers delivering equipment.
Key Responsibilities
- Chase CDL Drivers using a company vehicle within BEST Equipments territories.
- Clean machines to maintain a neat appearance and arrange equipment in the yard according to classification.
- Perform minor facility maintenance and upkeep to ensure a safe and organized working environment.
- Conduct equipment check-in procedures accurately and efficiently.
- Keep the equipment yard and wash bay organized and professional-looking at all times.
- Clean and prepare equipment for servicing and repairs.
- Maintain cleanliness and organization in equipment staging areas.
- Perform light mechanical duties such as jump starting trucks changing batteries and installing GPS units.
- 50% travel required with occasional overnight stays (5% of the time).
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
- Entry-level position; prior experience with technical or farming equipment is a plus.
- Basic mechanical aptitude is necessary.
- High school education with technical training is preferred.
- Clean driving record
Benefits:
Starting salary is competitive and will be based on qualification and experience. Best Equipment offers medical dental vision and life insurance 401K 10 paid holidays vacation and sick time plus more benefits. For more information on Best Equipment please visit .
Required Experience:
IC
Key Skills
About Company
Heavy environmental equipment dealership specializing in refuse, sweeping, sewer, underground, hydroexcavation, and inspection equipment. Parts, Service, and sales in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and Michigan.
