H-2A · Agriculture

Farm Equipment Mechanic

Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians

Jeremy Haven

Pierre, SD — United States

Job duties

Official text in English.

Perform winter farm maintenance work. Fix and repair farm structures. Clean/maintain combine headers including all crop, draper, flex, corn and stripper headers. This would include blowing the headers of, pressure washing, greasing/checking components/belts to prepare for the next harvest season. Clean/maintain combines/tractors/semis including all harvest and farm equipment. This would include blowing off all combines, replacing shields, pressure washing, cleaning interiors, washing windows, greasing/checking components/belts to prepare for the next harvest season. Clean/maintain service trucks used throughout the summer/fall harvest season. This would include blowing off the trucks, pressure washing, cleaning interiors, washing windows, checking tires/oil levels and restoring the service truck tool boxes to harvest ready condition by checking inventories of tools/supplies, getting them in their right place or resupplying as needed. Clean/maintain buildings/shops used for winter maintenance. This would include cleaning tools and benches, sweeping and washing floors, restocking supplies as needed and general upkeep. Remove snow from farm property.

Requirements

None.

Housing

Employer owned travel trailers

Transportation

The employer will provide advance transportation for reasonable (most economical) common carrier or other transportation which conforms to the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) in bound transportation (if it is the prevailing practice). If not the prevailing practice, the employer will reimburse the worker for transportation costs and subsistence to the employer's work site when the worker completes 50% of the work period.

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