Heavy Equipment Auction Inventory Coordinator

Overview

Inspect, load, photograph, and list heavy equipment for auction while managing the yard.

Key Responsibilities

• forklift operation
• load/unload
• equipment inspection
• web upload
• documentation
• safety compliance

Tasks

-Use a forklift to load, unload and rearrange heavy equipment -Load and unload product from trucks -Provide accurate and sufficient information on all required documents -Arrange Auction Yard for sale days -Climb on, off, and under large equipment and trucks for inspection -Upload pictures, descriptions, and conditions to the website -Perform all tasks in a manner fully consistent with Altec Safety practices and procedures

Requirements

• driver's license
• high school
• forklift
• mechanical
• laptops
• customer service

What You Bring

-Valid Driver’s License -Physical effort to move objects and tools that may weigh up to 50 pounds -Ability to support customers by working overtime -Strong interpersonal, customer service, and organizational skills -High School Diploma, state-approved High School Equivalency, or GED -Forklift certification -Troubleshooting and mechanic skill is not required, but an interest and appreciation for equipment is needed -With non-repetitive days working outside in changing weather conditions, -Education or experience with mechanics, electrical or hydraulic systems -Experience using laptops, iPads

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Benefits

-Work outside year-round, no matter the weather -Tuition Assistance Program -Retirement 401(k) Traditional or Roth Program Options with Company Match -Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription Drug Program -Supplemental Insurance including Hospital Indemnity, Critical Illness and Accident Insurance -Vacation and Holidays -Flexible Spending Accounts -Parental Leave -Employee Assistance and Mental Health/Substance Abuse Program -Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Leave -Life Insurance, Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance -Additional Wellness Programs and Rewards Available

About Altec

-Born in 1929, it grew from a small utility equipment business into a global brand. -Public and private fleets rely on its signature bucket trucks, cranes, digger derricks and aerial devices to connect communities. -Over the decades it evolved into multiple divisions—from manufacturing and rental to capital services—under a unified holding structure. -Bolstered by strategic acquisitions, it blends in‑house fabrication with custom engineering across its North American facilities. -It pioneered fleet electrification and data‑driven fleet insights, integrating telematics and digital analytics into heavy equipment. -Flagship projects range from electrical utilities and telecom lines to tree‑care, signage maintenance and contractor fleets.

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