Diesel Technicians

Pay: $ 24-$26 P/H DOE

Shift:1st. Shift: 6AM-3:30PM or 9:AM to 5:30pm M-F

Need (2)

Responsibilities:

• Diagnose mechanical problems on suspension, brake system, electrical system, hydraulic system, engine and transmission.

• Complies with Federal and state requirements by testing engine, and safety. • Maintains vehicle records by annotating services and repairs.

• Follow all safety policies and procedures; participates in all required safety training and meetings.

• Diagnose and repairs tires according to Tire Maintenance Standards.

• Examines protective guards, specifies safety devices on trucks, and makes adjustments.

• Perform other job-related duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

• 3 years of experience as a heavy-duty truck equipment/diesel mechanic

• A high school diploma (or equivalent) • Vocational Training and/or Technical Certificate or equivalent

• Experience in all mechanical and electrical repairs on vehicles such as engine and hydraulic systems, air conditioning repairs, drivability diagnosis and electrical, metal fabrication and wiring problems.

• A valid driver's license (Class A license preferred, but not required)

• Provide own tools and possess ability to safely and effectively use them

• Must be able to perform basic computer operations

• Must be dependable and report to work on time

• Must be able to communicate effectively with management, drivers, yard and dispatch personnel

• Must exhibit a high level of safety consciousness and a clear understanding of equipment safety

• Good written and verbal communication skills

ENVIRONMENTAL/ATMOSPHERIC WORKING CONDITIONS: The following environmental/atmospheric working conditions are commonly, but not always, associated with the performance of this position. The actual working conditions will vary.

• Shop environment including, but not limited to, machines, tools, heavy equipment, chemicals, solvents, dust, and fumes. • Occasional exposure to extreme weather conditions and loud noises.

• Push / pull up to 50 lbs. pounds’ force.

• Occasional sitting, ladder climbing, overhead reaching, balancing, kneeling, and crawling.

• Frequent standing, walking, stair climbing, stooping, and firm grasping.

• Constant forward reaching and simple grasping.