Automotive & Heavy Equipment
Heavy Equipment Mechanic jobs
Heavy equipment mechanics service excavators, dozers, loaders, cranes and ag equipment in shops and the field.
- Typical US pay
- $50k–$100k /yr
- ≈ $24–$48/hr
- Open jobs
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- Also called
- heavy equipment technician, field service technician, construction equipment mechanic
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What does a heavy equipment mechanic do?
- Repair hydraulics, engines and undercarriage
- Perform field service from a service truck
- Diagnose electronic controls
- Maintain service records
Key skills
- Hydraulics
- Diesel engines
- Field service
- Welding
- Electrical
How to become a heavy equipment mechanic
Heavy equipment technology program or dealer apprenticeship (Cat ThinkBIG, Deere TECH).
Licensing & certifications
No license; CDL and OEM certifications help.
Frequently asked questions
How much do heavy equipment mechanics make?
Heavy Equipment Mechanics in the US typically earn about $50k to $100k a year, depending on experience, location, specialty and union membership.
How do I become a heavy equipment mechanic?
Heavy equipment technology program or dealer apprenticeship (Cat ThinkBIG, Deere TECH).
Do heavy equipment mechanics need a license?
No license; CDL and OEM certifications help.
What other job titles are there for heavy equipment mechanics?
Common titles include heavy equipment technician, field service technician, construction equipment mechanic.
Pay ranges are approximate US figures for entry-level through experienced workers and vary by region, union status and specialty.