Diesel Truck Shop Mechanic

Proficiently and safely diagnose and repair complex engines, transmissions, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical systems on diesel trucks with limited supervision.

• Inspect heavy highway trucks pinpointing operating deficiencies and excessive machine and/or component wear.
• Working with hand wrenches, hammers, impact tools, torque wrenches, grinders, screw drivers, measuring devices, over head hoists, cranes, slings, chains, electrical testing tools, hydraulic testing tools, micrometers, gauges and a variety of other hand tools, routinely dismantle, rebuild, adjust and repair primary systems including: drive trains, engines, transmissions, hydraulic, fuel, air, brake, pneumatic, electrical, steering, suspension, exhaust on highway legal trucks and trailers.
• Provide shop foreman time estimates, inventory of parts or special tools required to complete assigned project.
• Using an established checklist, prove all repairs and workmanship done on machines, trucks or other equipment were properly completed and the item is fully operational and prepared to mobilize for productive work.
• Complete and submit accurate work orders.
• Perform minor fabrication, alterations and repairs to equipment using MIG, TIG and oxygen/acetylene welding and cutting equipment.
• Operate various equipment including forklifts, trucks and heavy equipment.

• Minimum 3 years verifiable experience and/or schooling diagnosing and repairing heavy highway trucks and trailers in shop or field setting.
• Experience is accompanied with relevant manufacture and/or industry association certifications and/or degree from accredited trade school, college or university.
• Able to read and comprehend technical manuals, drawings, wiring diagrams, hydraulic schematics, and repair manuals.
• Can efficiently use a computer to run diagnostic tests on truck engines and other components.
• Knowledge of test equipment used to diagnose and repair equipment and electronic components.
• Ability to follow oral and written instructions, work cooperatively with others and keep accurate records.
• Able to read and comprehend technical manuals, drawings and schematics.
• Use a computer to access manufactures guides and service manuals.
• Furnish own tools.
• Class B CDL with tanker and hazmat endorsement is preferred by not required.
• Must pass pre-employment drug test and fitness test prior to working.