Equipment Technician

About UHP

UHP — Unlock Human Potential is building a new category of education centered around whole-human experiential vocational training, leadership development, and purpose-driven transformation. UHP serves veterans, transitioning service members, and purpose-driven individuals through immersive programs that integrate human performance, leadership, wellness, vocational skills, and personal growth.

Our environment is fast-moving, mission-driven, and deeply experiential. We are not a traditional university, gym, military program, or trade school — we are building a scalable human development institution designed for the future workforce.

Equipment Technician

The Opportunity

UHP is seeking an experienced Equipment Technician to support and maintain a diverse fleet of vehicles, heavy equipment, generators, utility vehicles, and campus machinery critical to daily operations and construction efforts.

This role is responsible for preventive maintenance, diagnostics, troubleshooting, repair work, and equipment reliability across a wide range of diesel-powered and mechanical systems. The ideal candidate is hands-on, self-sufficient, mechanically strong, and comfortable operating in both shop and field environments.

Equipment Supported May Include

• Construction equipment (excavators, dozers, rollers, skid steers, etc.)
• Vocational trucks (dump trucks, water trucks, fire trucks, etc.)
• Diesel vehicles and buses
• Utility vehicles and UTVs
• Small engine equipment (mowers, chainsaws, etc.)
• Diesel generators
  
  

Key Responsibilities

Preventive Maintenance & Service

• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on fleet vehicles and equipment
• Conduct oil, filter, fluid, and routine service work
• Maintain service schedules based on mileage and equipment hours
• Inspect equipment and identify potential issues before failures occur
  
  

Diagnostics & Repair

• Diagnose and repair diesel, hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical systems
• Troubleshoot emissions systems, including DEF and after-treatment systems
• Repair heavy equipment systems, drivetrains, and utility equipment
• Perform repairs on diesel vehicles, small engines, and support equipment
  
  

Welding & Fabrication

• Perform welding and fabrication work as needed
• Repair structural components, mounts, brackets, and equipment attachments
• Modify or reinforce equipment for operational requirements
  
  

Fleet Operations & Reliability

• Maintain high equipment availability and minimize downtime
• Track and maintain campus fuel depot operations
• Prioritize repairs based on operational needs
• Coordinate larger repairs with outside service providers when necessary
• Inspect equipment prior to purchase
  
  

Generator Maintenance

• Service and troubleshoot diesel backup generators
• Conduct routine testing and ensure operational readiness
  
  

Documentation & Safety

• Maintain maintenance records and work orders
• Track service intervals and equipment hours
• Maintain a clean and organized shop environment
• Follow all safety procedures and ensure repaired equipment meets operational standards
• Train staff operators on proper and safe equipment use
  
  

Qualifications & Experience

Required Qualifications

• 5 years of experience in heavy equipment, diesel, or fleet repair
• Experience working with diesel engines and hydraulic systems
• Experience troubleshooting electrical and emissions systems
• Ability to perform welding and fabrication repairs
• Knowledge of preventive maintenance practices
• Ability to diagnose and resolve mechanical issues independently
• Valid driver's license
  
  

Preferred Qualifications

• Military equipment maintenance experience
• Heavy equipment dealership or contractor fleet experience
• Diesel or heavy equipment repair certifications
• Generator maintenance experience
• Experience supporting emergency or vocational vehicles
• Advanced welding and fabrication experience
  
  

Schedule & Environment

• Schedule: Typically Monday–Friday; flexibility is required based on campus operational needs, including varying shifts, occasional weekends, and support needs across our 800 acre campus environment.
• Work Environment: Fully onsite at our campus located at 25200 Ranch Road, Gentry, AR 72734 in a fast-paced, collaborative kitchen environmentSchedule: Full-time onsite role in Gentry, Arkansas
  
  

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive compensation package
• 401(k)
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid time off
• Professional development support
• Access to UHP performance and recovery facilities
  
  

Why UHP

At UHP, you are joining more than a company — you are helping build something designed to create lasting impact.

You Will Have The Opportunity To

• Contribute to a mission larger than yourself
• Help shape and build new systems and programs
• Work alongside passionate and purpose-driven people
• Directly impact the lives of veterans and future generations
• Be part of building the future workforce