Mechanic Technician

Job Description

Job Summary

The Mechanic Technician is responsible for performing skilled preventive maintenance, routine inspections, diagnostics, and repairs on company vehicles, trucks, and heavy equipment. Operating above an entry-level Mechanic Helper role, this position independently executes fluid changes, component replacements, troubleshooting, and tool management while maintaining active shop organization and yard maintenance. Overall, this role ensures operational readiness of company assets, maintains a safe shop environment, and supports fleet reliability across departments.

Duties

• Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance & Repair

· Perform independent preventive maintenance and mechanical repairs on company trucks, service vehicles, and field equipment (e.g., oil and fluid changes, filter replacements, tire rotations, brake jobs, hydraulic systems, and engine components).

· Perform comprehensive visual and diagnostic inspections of vehicles and equipment for operational safety, leaks, or wear, logging findings and executing required repairs.

· Execute mechanical repairs, component replacements, and advanced troubleshooting on fleet assets.

· Ensure fleet safety prep by verifying and maintaining emergency equipment, fluid levels, and standard truck accessories across company units.

Shop Operations & Maintenance

· Maintain a clean, organized, and hazardous-free work area in compliance with safety and environmental regulations.

· Oversee and perform general yard work, including lot clearing, asset staging, and maintaining clean, safe perimeter grounds.

· Properly handle, store, and dispose of used fluids, oil filters, scrap metal, and shop chemicals in accordance with facility policies.

· Clean, inspect, and perform maintenance on mechanical tools, power equipment, and machinery after use.

Inventory & Tool Management

· Maintain shop tools, parts inventory, and diagnostic equipment, ensuring proper storage and calibration.

· Lead the loading, unloading, and staging of service trucks and incoming parts shipments.

· Track inventory levels, reporting missing or broken tools to shop management, and order replacement stock as needed.

· Provide practical guidance, work direction, and safety support to Mechanic Helpers working on repair assignments.

General Operational Support

· Perform utility driving tasks, including staging vehicles/equipment around the shop yard, taking units for official state/safety inspections, or performing road tests.

· Complete detailed clerical shop logs, work orders, maintenance checklists, and repair documentation.

Other Duties as Assigned

· Please note this job description is designed to capture core responsibilities, but is not exhaustive. Employees may be expected to perform other job-related tasks, operational duties, or special projects as assigned by management to support organizational goals.

Skills

• Job Expectations & Experience

· Experience: 2–4 years of hands-on mechanical experience working on vehicles, diesel trucks, or heavy equipment in an automotive, oilfield, or industrial shop environment.

· Reliability: Strong work ethic, high safety awareness, and ability to troubleshoot and perform mechanical tasks with minimal direct supervision.

· Driver’s License: Valid Driver’s License with an acceptable driving record required for vehicle transport, testing, and yard operations (CDL preferred).

· Languages & Communication: Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred, but not required.

Mental Capabilities & Cognitive Demands

· Focus & Safety Awareness: High level of alertness and strict commitment to shop safety rules, tool handling protocols, and hazard identification.

· Task Organization & Execution: Ability to prioritize repair jobs, interpret technical repair…