Job Description
 

Gingerich Well & Pump Service has an unsurpassed reputation in the industry as being able to complete difficult drilling projects on a timely basis. Time and again Gingerich has completed projects that other contractors have tried and failed to complete. In order to maintain this level of industry performance, Gingerich repairs and rehabilitates a large portion of it’s equipment base. By either purchasing new or used equipment and updating or modifying it to meet a specific scenario or purpose, Gingerich is able to construct task specific equipment that can out-perform many options available to the average contractor. To help facilitate this custom processes, Gingerich boasts a modern, full service shop. Our heated/air-conditioned facility has two bays with 65’ high ceilings that allows us to get all of our equipment in side any time of year to do whatever modification needs to be done to accomplish a particular project and for nearly any required repair. 

 

Even though many of our projects include routine preventative maintenance, inspections, and minor repairs, we also do specialty projects that include hydraulics and simple electronics. While we do minor engine work, our primary focus is on our heavy equipment. Major engine repairs are typically out sourced.

 

As a Heavy Equipment Mechanic, it is your job to ensure the upkeep and maintenance of heavy equipment. You will work as part of a two or more person team to perform maintenance tasks including: performing scheduled maintenance, identify and diagnose malfunctions, inspect, repair or replace defective or worn parts, and disassemble and reassemble heavy equipment and components. This position will require the safe operation of a Class A CDL vehicle. 

Gingerich Well & Pump Service is willing to train candidates for advancement. While this is a comprehensive list of tasks, duties, and responsibilities, an individual may be called upon to perform additional tasks, duties, and responsibilities.