Miniquip Hire are looking for a qualified diesel mechanic to join our workshop team.
Immediate start available, working in our service facility located in Forrestdale, Western Australia.
Our fleet includes:
Excavators from 1T to 15T in weight class
Skid steer loaders and rubber track loaders.
Small plate compactors, vacuum trailers, and sundry plant items.
On road utility vehicles, tray and tipper trucks, single axle, and eight-wheel rigid delivery trucks.
Monday to Friday work schedule (NO FIFO) – with 4 hours of Saturday work if required. (5 1⁄2 days per week).
Duties
Identify and resolve issues in diesel engines, hydraulics, and electrical systems using advanced diagnostic techniques.
Conduct preventive maintenance and repairs on a variety of diesel-powered equipment and vehicles to ensure operational efficiency.
Utilise specialised knowledge to maintain and repair diesel engines across the fleet, including trucks and earthmoving equipment.




Follow strict safety protocols and quality standards during all maintenance activities to ensure workplace safety and equipment reliability.
Provide expert advice and support, contributing to the workshop team's ability to tackle complex maintenance tasks effectively.
Minor welding repairs to equipment and attachments as required.
What we need from you to suit this role:
Able to work unsupervised when conducting field service duties.
Diesel Mechanical trade experienced and certification.
A broad range of diesel mechanical knowledge of trucks and earthmoving equipment.
HR class Driver's License.
Robust diagnostic and fault-finding skills, diesel, hydraulics, electrical.
The ability to work well under pressure and meet deadlines.
Although you will be workshop based you will need the skills to work unsupervised as required.
Qualification and experience
At least 4 - 5 years of experience is required.
Relevant qualifications and training certificates are preferred.

📌 Full Time Diesel Mechanic With Field Services Home Every Night Western Australia
🏢 Miniquip Hire
📍 Western Australia