Parts Interpreter - Heavy Equipment

Job reference - 35345

• Prior heavy parts experience preferable
• Kiwi owned business offering a stable work environment
• Forklifts, construction equipment, or farm machinery parts background sought

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This South Auckland based company is well established and now has a vacancy or an experienced Parts Interpreter with prior heavy parts experience.

The company, the roles, and the requirements
The equipment that you will be interpreting parts for include a range of forklifts and other exciting heavy gear.

You will need a minimum of 2 years' heavy equipment parts experience and could have been interpreting parts across a broad sector of industry.

While industry experience would be an advantage for the junior role, full training will be provided. What is more important is an interest in the industry, a good work attitude, and a solid work ethic - these will get you considered for the role. This role has future scope into a Parts Interpreter role.

The business is Kiwi owned and offers a family-based work environment whereby everyone works and supports each other towards the end goal of being the best in the industry.

Remuneration
Remuneration is industry leading and will equal or exceed most incomes for Parts Interpreters already employed in this field.

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