Benefits:

• $18-$50 per hour
• Employer-paid health, dental, vision, and life insurance
• 401K
• Vacation
• Holidays

Requirements:

• Basic computer skills to efficiently utilize service and parts support programs.
• Ability to maintain and create accurate and comprehensive service reports on tasks performed during service or repair.
• Must have general knowledge of troubleshooting electrical, hydraulics, and power train components.
• Must be able to work efficiently in a shop team environment.
• Willingness to participate in company-paid training as required.
• Must possess personal hand and pneumatic tools to perform diagnostic, service, and repair work on heavy equipment.
• Must carry out instructions or duties provided by the Service Manager or Shop Foreman to efficiently and effectively service or repair machines.
• Applicant must pass a physical drug screening and possess a driver's license.

About Yellowhouse Machinery Co

Yellowhouse Machinery Company is the oldest John Deere construction equipment dealership west of the Mississippi Mr. J.E. Hancock established the business in 1958 in Lubbock, Texas. At that time, there were no John Deere dealerships that were strictly construction, although there were many John Deere combination agriculture and construction dealerships. Mr. Hancock established Yellowhouse Machinery Company, John Deere's first construction-only dealership to sell the Hancock Elevating Scrapers he manufactured. Mr. Hancock hired Mr. Morris O. Kerr as general manager of this progressive enterprise. In 1960, Mr. Hancock sold Yellowhouse Machinery Company to Mr. Joe Thompson and Mr. Morris O. Kerr.

In 1986 Yellowhouse Machinery Company expanded to the Panhandle and opened its dealership in Amarillo under the direction of Mike Kerr, Morris' son, when it bought Deckard Equipment Company. In November 1991, John Kritser bought Yellowhouse Machinery Company from Morris Kerr, Joe Thompson, and Mike Kerr. In November 2001, Yellowhouse Machinery Company expanded south and opened dealerships in Abilene and Odessa. In January 2005, Yellowhouse opened in San Angelo, and in 2011 it built a new facility and dealership in Wichita Falls. Also in 2011, Yellowhouse acquired four dealerships in Oklahoma Tulsa (Sand Springs), Enid, McAlester, and Broken Bow. 2020 arrived and Yellowhouse added its eleventh location in Dalhart, Texas. Today, Yellowhouse Machinery Company sells and