Mobile Equipment Mechanic

Education & Experience: Successful completion of an industrial maintenance course or auto technology course or one year of auto repair experience or industrial maintenance experience. High School Diploma or equivalent, preferred. Valid, current driver's license.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Familiarity with divisional operations (i.e., mining, milling, smelting).Basic mechanical skills. Ability to operate mobile equipment, including cranes, forklifts, skid steer loaders, etc. Familiarity with metal fabrication, hydraulics/pneumatics, refractory work, bearings/seals, welding, pipe fitting, pump repair, and mechanical repairs. Basic computer skills and diagnostic skills, including knowledge of Microsoft Office programs and willingness to learn time management and financial software. Basic literacy skills. Ability to learn to read schematics/blueprints. Demonstrated skill in using small hand tools, measuring, and basic mathematical calculations.

Responsibilities: Troubleshoot equipment problems. Provide scheduled maintenance and repairs. Manage time to provide effective, timely, and efficient repair and maintenance service. Install new equipment and modify existing equipment as required per job site. Complete tasks in a safe and environmentally compliant manner by following EHS (environmental, health, and safety) policies, procedures, and best practices; support and assist peers in working in a safe, compliant manner; report unsafe acts or conditions, incidents, and deviations; and provide feedback to support continuous improvement in EHS performance. Perform other duties as assigned. Work Environment, Physical & Lifting: Regularly required to wear personal protective equipment, including respirator, hearing protection and eyewear. Frequently works near moving, mechanical parts, exposed to outdoor weather conditions, loud noise levels, and vibration. Occasionally exposed to wet, humid conditions and extreme heat. Regularly requires hearing, reaching with hands/arms, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, and climbing or balancing. Frequently requires talking, feeling attributes of objects, grasping, standing, walking, driving, repetitive movement, and moving up and down from/to sitting a position on the floor. Occasionally requires sitting and pushing. Requires clarity of vision at 20 feet or more and 20 inches or less, three-dimensional vision, the ability to judge distance and spatial relationships, precise hand-eye coordination, and the ability to identify and distinguish colors. Regularly required to lift up to 15 pounds; frequently required to lift up to 25 pounds; occasionally required to lift up to 100 pounds. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, The Doe Run Company is a privately held natural resources company and a global provider of lead, copper, and zinc concentrates. Dedicated to environmentally responsible mineral and metal production, Doe Run operates the Resource Recycling facility, one of the world's largest, single-site lead recycling centers, located in Boss, Missouri. The company also owns six operating mines in one of the world's largest lead mining districts, also in Missouri: Brushy Creek, Buick, Casteel, Fletcher/West Fork, Mine 29/Viburnum and Sweetwater. The Doe Run Company, and its subsidiaries deliver products and services necessary to provide power, protection, and convenience. Doe Run has operations in Missouri, Washington, and Arizona. All job offers are contingent upon the candidate's successful completion and clearance of post-offer drug screen, physical, and background check. Background checks include verification of education, employment history, and criminal record review. The role may also require a motor vehicle record review and ATF explosives possessor clearance. Doe Run is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and veterans.