Diesel Mechanic

Voigt’s:
Driven by Excellence Since 1947

At Voigt’s, excellence isn’t just for the road — it’s in every wrench we turn. For over four generations, we’ve built our reputation on taking care of our people, our equipment, and our communities.

We’re looking for skilled Diesel Technicians who take pride in their craft and want to be part of a trusted, family-owned company.

• A clean, modern shop with the latest diagnostic tools and equipment
• Competitive pay and consistent hours — no surprises, no seasonal layoffs
• A supportive team environment where your skills are respected and your work makes a real impact
• Ongoing training and opportunities to grow your career
• A family-owned culture where you’re more than just a number

As a Diesel Mechanic at Voigt's, you will be instrumental in maintaining our fleet of equipment, primarily motorcoaches. You’ll ensure the safest equipment is placed in service and they are free of mechanical defects with all installed equipment in working order.

• Handles driver’s vehicle write-up requests daily. (DVIR’s)
• Maintains and monitors preventative maintenance schedules.
• Records all time and parts on work orders correctly, proficiently to ensure correct costs and explanations of repairs are being applied to vehicles and company assets/property.
• Performs routine maintenance such as oil changes, mounts, dismounts and balances tires, tests batteries, and lubricates equipment and machinery.
• Inspect brake systems, steering mechanisms, wheel end components to ensure they are in proper operating condition.
• Test drives vehicles to verify driver complaints, assist in diagnosing malfunctions, and to ensure that all systems are working properly through correct repair procedures.
• Troubleshoots/diagnoses equipment problems over the phone with drivers and other personnel.
• Inspects, tests, and listens to defective equipment to diagnose malfunctions, using test instruments such as gauges, digital voltmeters, laptops, manuals, manufacturer support systems, training exercises, other forms of diagnosis to include- manufacturer support call centers, representatives, online training as well as manuals.
• Specialize in repairing and maintaining parts of the engine, Wheel Chair Lifts, HVAC systems, engine cooling, suspension, electrical, and all other components.
• Ensures compliance with DOT, EPA and OSHA rules and regulations.
• Complies with company scheduled hours.
• Works in excess of normal working hours as varying workloads are encountered.
• Washes, cleans outside, cleans inside, and dumps lavatory when needed.
• Handles road calls, repairs vehicles on route at times, changes tires as needed on equipment while in route of service.
• Calls for towing and tire repair companies or outside repair shops as needed.
• Comply with safety policies and procedures to ensure a safe working environment.

• Fleet maintenance policies and procedures
• Basic computer function capabilities
• Basic electrical and some knowledge of electrical multiplex systems

• Understanding and repair of HVAC systems
• Organize self and surroundings
• Work efficiently and effectively under time and budgetary pressures
• Write and speak English
• Communicate openly and honestly with drivers, other managers and location staff
• Make repair decisions in a fast-paced environment based upon what would be in the best interest of the company
• Work independently and be self-motivated
• Work different shifts if necessary
• Solve problems and maintenance issues
• Must be a team player and willing to accept and support company processes and systems
• Maintain a minimum of 85% shop efficiency rate
• Learn, understand and use company IT systems such as a vehicle maintenance system, coach dispatch system, and others
• Complete…