The Diesel Mechanic will be responsible for performing all tractor and trailer repairing estimation diagnosis and correction following standard operating procedures (SOP's). Completes routine rebuilds and replacements, makes best value and safety decisions to continue to operate, repair or replace, and performs technical repairs and/or replacement. Uses American Trucking Association (ATA) system and other published and internet-based manuals and check sheets.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities: 

• Follows workplace and vehicle safety procedures consistently. 


• Follows MSDS training and guidelines. 


• Able to perform proper Preventive Maintenance - lube, filters, inspection includes truck appearance, interior and exterior, cab related, safety, security 


• Basic electrical repair and replace starters/alternators/batteries 


• Tires tread, inflation, rotation, wear, recondition wheels 


• Inspect & replace basic engine components


• Understand Shop security and alarm systems 


• Follow good housekeeping standards 


• Perform Emergency Road Calls 


• Proficient at brake diagnostic/repair& replace/adjustments 


• Direct/Indirect labor accountability (completing personal paperwork) 


• Basic Computer Skills 


• Assist in parts inventory management 


• Inspect & replace drive line components


• Remove and replace transmission and clutch (R&R)


• Advanced and continually upgrading tools


• Valve and injector adjustments 


• Remove and replace steering & chassis components


• Basic welding & cutting 20. Fifth wheel service and rebuild/ king pin wear 


• Remove & replace all engines 


• Diagnostic Computer Skills 


• Citation corrections/ sign off


• May perform accident repairs on tractors or trailers


• Must be able to communicate with internal customers (i.e. other shop associates, drivers, other maintenance shops, etc.) on such things as stances, wait times, reasons for repair decisions and status updates.