Mechanic

Role & responsibilities

• Repair & Maintenance

• Perform routine servicing, preventive maintenance, and general repairs of Spaark two-wheel tractors (tillers, weeders, and attachments).
  
• Diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, and engine-related issues and carry out corrective action.
  
• Replace worn-out or damaged parts such as clutches, belts, filters, gears, and bearings.
  

• Inspection & Troubleshooting

• Inspect tractors for operational performance and identify potential faults before breakdowns.
  
• Use diagnostic tools and manual checks to troubleshoot problems with engines, gearboxes, or attachments.
  
• Conduct test runs after servicing to ensure machine performance and safety.
  

• Customer Support & Field Work

• Provide on-site service and breakdown assistance to farmers/dealers when required.
  
• Educate customers on basic machine upkeep (oil changes, filter cleaning, lubrication).
  
• Document service reports, repairs done, and parts used.
  

• Workshop & Inventory Management

• Maintain cleanliness, safety, and organization of workshop and tools.
  
• Assist in tracking spare parts usage and inform supervisors for reordering.
  
• Follow company SOPs for service quality and turnaround time.
  

• Safety & Compliance

• Adhere to safety protocols (PPE, fire prevention, safe handling of fuels and oils).
  
• Ensure all repairs comply with Spaark Agros quality standards.

Preferred candidate profile

• Education & Training

• ITI / Diploma in Mechanical, Tractor Mechanic, Diesel Mechanic, Automobile, or related trade.
  
• Candidates with hands-on farm machinery repair experience but without formal ITI may also be considered.
  

• Experience

• 2-4 years experience in servicing tractors, power tillers, power weeders, or small agricultural machinery.
  
• Fresh ITI pass-outs with strong practical knowledge may be trained.
  

• Technical Skills

• Strong understanding of two-wheel tractor engines, gearboxes, clutches, and attachments.
  
• Ability to diagnose faults and carry out preventive and breakdown maintenance.
  
• Knowledge of using basic and advanced mechanic tools, torque wrenches, and measuring instruments.
  
• Familiarity with lubricants, filters, fuel systems, and hydraulic systems.
  

• Personal Qualities

• Physically fit and comfortable working in field/workshop conditions.
  
• Problem-solving attitude, disciplined, and quality-conscious.
  
• Willingness to travel to customer locations for field service and breakdown calls.
  
• Team player with good communication skills to explain machine handling and care to farmers.
  
• Honest, reliable, and safety-minded.
  

• Other Preferences

• Candidates with two-wheeler driving license will be preferred.
  
• Local candidates from agricultural/rural background who understand farmers’ needs will have an advantage.
  
• Flexibility to work in shifts or extended hours during peak farming season.