DIESEL MECHANICS – CRUSHING EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST

About Us
Sanland Equipment Limited is a leading supplier of new and used equipment for the quarrying, mining, recycling, and material handling industries. We began our journey as Sanland Machinery in 1997 and rebranded in 2007. We are a 100% New Zealand-owned and operated business with a strong engineering-led philosophy.


We are seeking skilled and dedicated Diesel Mechanics to join our dynamic team in Auckland. The successful candidates will be responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining diesel engines, as well as the mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems of diesel-powered vehicles and equipment. This includes tasks such as troubleshooting faults, performing preventative maintenance, overhauling components, and ensuring vehicles and machines operate safely and efficiently.


Responsibilities

  • Service, repair, and maintain diesel-powered crushing and screening equipment (e.g. crushers, screens, conveyors, mobile plants).
  • Conduct fault-finding, diagnostics, and mechanical troubleshooting on-site and in-house.
  • Read and interpret mechanical and engineering drawings and technical manuals.
  • Perform hydraulic, engine, and drivetrain maintenance and repairs.
  • Record service activities, inspections, and parts usage using standard documentation.
  • Work independently or as part of a team on planned maintenance, urgent breakdowns, and site rebuilds.
  •  Travel frequently to customer sites throughout New Zealand and abroad (overnight stays required).
  • Follow all health and safety procedures, including risk assessments and job safety analysis.
  • Operate hand tools, diagnostic equipment, and workshop machinery as needed.
  • Maintain tools, service vehicles, and a clean, safe workspace.
  • Perform other general mechanical tasks or labouring work as directed.
  • Wear all required PPE and comply with company safety and drug testing policies.

Desirable Skills and Experience 

  • A relevant New Zealand qualification at Level 4 in Heavy Automotive Engineering or equivalent, with three years apprenticeship, or a minimum of three years of experience as a Diesel Motor Mechanic working directly with crushing and screening plants.
  • Proven ability to read and understand engineering drawings and schematics.
  • Solid understanding of hydraulic and mechanical systems.
  • Experience working in high-risk environments following documented H&S systems.
  • Physically fit and capable of field work and travel.
  • Strong work ethic, able to work independently or in a small team.
  • Clean driver’s license.

This is a full-time, permanent role, and the hourly pay rate ranges between NZ$30 and NZ$45, depending on experience and qualifications.

The work hours are from 30 hours minimum to 50 hours maximum per week, and they are to be worked between Monday and Friday, between 7 am and 5 pm. They may be required to work on weekends.

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