Tanker Trailer Mechanic

Responsibilities

• Promote safety in all actions
• Prepare repair orders as per company policy
• Work effectively and safely within the shop area and when making a road call without supervision
• Complete records in a timely manner in compliance with company rules and requirements
• Comply with and continuously update knowledge of all DOT regulations, federal, state, local and company standards regarding personal safety when performing maintenance operations on tractor and/or trailers, maintaining an environment of cleanliness and safety within the shop, and disposal of all waste products, both hazardous and non-hazardous
• Communicate with Maintenance Supervisor as required
• Carries out duties assigned by Maintenance Supervisor or CSC Manager as required

• High School education or equivalent
• ASE Brake certification obtained within first 180 days of employment (preferred)
• ASE certifications preferred
• Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects
• Self-starter with detail-oriented work habits
• Meet qualification requirement under Section 396.19 of the FMSR to perform vehicle inspections
• Meet qualification requirement under Section 396.25 of the FMSR to perform brake maintenance/repairs
• Ability to safely operate tractor/trailer unit within terminal premises

• Technical knowledge to properly treat components such as air compressors, fuel pumps, hubs, wheels, and springs (some exceeding 100 lbs)
• Perform inspections on specification cargo tanks if facility is a DOT Registered Inspector
• Inspect, repair, or replace domes, valves, vents, or other equipment as needed within safety, regulatory and company standards
• Display professional demeanor
• Good interpersonal skills; able to work well with a wide range of individuals
• Demonstrate dependability through good attendance and adherence to timelines and schedules
• Basic mechanical skills
• Knowledge of DOT regulations, federal, state, local and company regulations and standards
• Knowledge of basic company employment policies and procedures

• Ability to stand for extended periods on a concrete floor
• Repeatedly reach above shoulder level many times daily, walk, bend, reach, push, pull, stoop, kneel, squat, finger dexterity, feeling, repetitive motions
• Occasional lifting up to 100 pounds

• Normal shop environment with concrete floors
• Work on sometimes uneven and/or slippery surfaces