Diesel Mechanic

The Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanic will diagnoses, adjusts, repairs, maintains, and overhauls trucks, equipment, and diesel-powered systems. The position performs preventive maintenance, mechanical and electrical troubleshooting, brake and suspension work, engine and drivetrain repair, component replacement and rebuilding, equipment inspections, roadside service, and complete work-order documentation. The Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanic is responsible for performing work in accordance with applicable DOT requirements and company safety, quality, environmental, and maintenance procedures

• Quarterly Safety Bonus Potential
• HD State Certificate Incentive Program

Primary Duties:

• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty Brakes (Air and Hydraulic)
• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty Suspension
• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty Hydraulics
• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty Electrical
• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty Engine Repair and Diagnostics
• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty Emissions
• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty HVAC
• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty Tires
• Light/Medium/Heavy Duty DOT Inspections
• Light/Medium/Heavy PM's (oil changes, services, etc.)
• Fabrication and Welding
• Road Calls
• Pump and Power Take Off Repairs
• Hazmat Tank Repairs
• Overhaul Engines (Experience Based) Cummins/Cat/International Etc.
• Test Drive Equipment/Trucks (If technician has CDL and correct endorsement)

Qualifications/Experience/Education:

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Three (3) to five (5) years of diesel mechanic experience preferred, but not required.
• Working knowledge of heavy-duty truck and diesel-engine systems, including brakes, steering, suspension, drivetrain, fuel systems, electrical systems, and preventive maintenance practices.
• Ability to diagnose mechanical and electrical problems using inspection techniques, test instruments, diagnostic software or equipment, gauges, and sound mechanical judgment.