Diesel Mechanic/Fleet Technician

Requirements

• Performing inspections, diagnostics, and repairs of Reefer trailers and lift gates
• Completing necessary paperwork, equipment inspection forms, and other documents
• Using air-powered equipment when necessary
• Assist in cleaning and maintaining a safe working environment
• Inspect, diagnose, and replace all brake, electrical, wheel end, liftgate, suspension, and load support components
• Diagnose and repair ABS system
• Refer engine component repairs
• Inspect, diagnose, and repair minor overhead door components
• Perform all duties with little to no supervision
• Perform diagnostic tests on diesel engines and related systems
• Troubleshooting mechanical and electrical issues
• Conducting repairs on engines, transmission systems, exhaust systems, brakes systems, hydraulic systems and electrical components
• Carrying out regular maintenance tasks
• Maintaining records of maintenance and repairs
• Replacing or repairing defective parts using hand tools, gauges, and testing equipment
• Performing basic soldering and welding skills
• Using air powered equipment when necessary
• Perform all duties under no supervision
• Major Suspension overhaul
• Lead by example, mentor and develop associates in a lower classification
• Perform Leadership responsibilities as assigned by Management team
• Assist in cleaning and maintaining a safe working environment in the shop
• Flexibility to work various or additional shifts
• Perform other duties as assigned by leadership

Benefits

• $27 - $40 per hour
• $3 shift differential for 2nd shift
• Federal Annual Inspection Certificate 40 CFR pt.396.19 & Brake Inspection Certificate 49 CFR pt. 396.25
• 608 Technician Certification & 609 Technician Certification
• Preferred: Five (5) - Seven (7) years technical experience or related field – Automotive or Industrial Equipment
• Preferred: Proficiency in English (written and verbal) to effectively communicate with associates and leadership