Become a Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer with the U.S. Army Reserve

Are you a skilled mechanic looking for a role that offers more than just a paycheck? The 99th Readiness Division is currently hiring a Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer in Londonderry, New Hampshire. This position is a unique opportunity to serve as a civilian employee while maintaining your status as a Citizen Soldier in the U.S. Army Reserve. You will ensure the operational readiness of tactical, combat, and construction equipment, directly supporting the mission of the Department of the Army.

Job Responsibilities

In this role, you will be the hands-on expert responsible for the fleet. Your primary duties will include:

Troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining a wide variety of equipment, including armored personnel carriers, forklifts, and generators.
Conducting complex repairs on power trains, hydraulic systems, and cooling components.
Performing routine preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) to avoid field failures.
Assisting senior mechanics with major engine and transmission overhauls.
Testing equipment through operational inspections to ensure safety and reliability.

Requirements

To be considered for this role, you must demonstrate the technical ability to perform the job without excessive supervision. You must:

Be a U.S. Citizen.
Maintain active status in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Possess experience in vehicle inspection, repair, and preventive maintenance.
Pass a pre-employment drug screening.

Feature	Details
Salary	$28.49 - $33.20 Per Hour
Location	Londonderry, NH
Security Clearance	Not Required
Telework Eligible	No

Salary Overview

This position offers a competitive hourly wage between $28.49 and $33.20. As a federal employee, you will also be eligible for a comprehensive benefits package and potential recruitment incentives of up to $5,000 for qualified, newly appointed candidates.

Benefits

Civil service retirement and savings plans.
Federal health and life insurance options.
Potential recruitment bonus.
Professional development and training.
Moving expense reimbursement for eligible candidates.

Application Tips

Watch the Resume Length: Keep it under two pages or risk disqualification.
Use Clear Language: Avoid acronyms—hiring managers want to see plain, descriptive language about your mechanical experience.
Address the Screen Out: Ensure your application explicitly mentions your experience with preventive maintenance and inspection.

If you have the mechanical aptitude and a desire to serve, this position provides the perfect environment to grow your career. Apply today to help keep the U.S. Army Reserve mission-ready.

Why This Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer Job Matters

Join the 99th Readiness Division as a Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer and play a critical role in maintaining the fleet that keeps our nation ready and mobile.

Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer Job Overview

The U.S. Army Reserve Command is seeking a dedicated Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer to join the Area Maintenance Support Activity (AMSA) 106 in Londonderry, New Hampshire. This role is a unique Military Technician position, perfect for individuals who want to serve as Citizen Soldiers while leveraging their mechanical expertise to support vital military operations. You will be responsible for the health, safety, and functionality of diverse military equipment, ensuring that tactical vehicles and power systems are mission-ready at all times.

Requirements for Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer

Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Must maintain active membership as a Soldier in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Ability to perform work without more than normal supervision.
Documented experience in preventive maintenance and basic operational inspections.
Ability to operate heavy equipment to verify repair quality.
Must pass a drug test.
Must complete a pre-employment certification for Selective Service if born after 1959.

Preferred Qualifications for Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer

Prior experience maintaining tracked vehicles or power generation equipment.
Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot hydraulic and power train systems.
Experience working in a military or industrial maintenance environment.
Strong understanding of safety protocols regarding grease, oil, and exhaust exposure.

Federal Benefits & Perks

✓Full Civil Service and Military Reserve benefits.
✓$5,000 recruitment bonus for eligible newly appointed employees.
✓Potential for Permanent Change of Station (PCS) allowances.
✓Opportunities for federal career growth.
✓Eligibility for federal leave accrual benefits.

💡 How to Apply Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer Job

Log in or create an account on USAJOBS.
Complete the online questionnaire specifically for this position.
Prepare a resume that is two pages or less, clearly detailing your mechanical experience, hours worked per week, and dates of employment.
Upload required documentation, such as performance appraisals or cover letters.
Submit your complete application package before the next cutoff date.

💡 General Tips

Keep your resume strictly to two pages; longer resumes will be automatically excluded.
Use plain language and avoid jargon; the agency does not make assumptions about your experience.
Ensure you explicitly address the 'Screen Out Element' regarding preventive maintenance and inspections.
Verify your submission status on the USAJOBS dashboard after uploading.
Check your email regularly for status updates regarding your eligibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be in the Army Reserve to apply?

Yes, this is a Military Technician position, meaning active membership as a Soldier in the U.S. Army Reserve is required.

What is the recruitment bonus?

Newly appointed Federal civilian employees may be eligible for a $5,000 lump-sum recruitment bonus, subject to a one-year service obligation.

Can I work remotely?

No, this position is onsite in Londonderry, NH, and is not eligible for telework.

Is a security clearance required?

No, this is a non-sensitive position.

How often is the application evaluated?

This is an open continuous recruitment; applications are evaluated on a recurring basis starting August 1, 2026.

Job from U.S. Army Reserve Command

The 99th Readiness Division is committed to supporting the combat readiness of the U.S. Army Reserve. Civilian employees in these roles act as the backbone of maintenance and logistical support, providing technical expertise that is essential for military operations. Working here means joining a community that balances civil service stability with the proud traditions of the military.