Heavy Duty Alignment & Frame Straightening Technician

Position Summary

• The Heavy-Duty Alignment & Frame Straightening Technician is responsible for accurately diagnosing, aligning, and repairing frames, suspensions, and steering systems on heavy-duty trucks, trailers, and commercial vehicles.
• This position ensures that all vehicles are restored to manufacturer specifications for safety, performance, and structural integrity.
• The technician works closely with the body shop and mechanical repair teams to coordinate workflow, complete high-quality repairs on schedule, and uphold standards of excellence.

• Perform heavy-duty truck and trailer alignment using advanced alignment systems and specialized equipment.
• Diagnose steering, suspension, and frame damage through measurement, inspection, and digital frame analysis.
• Operate frame-straightening systems (hydraulic presses, frame machines, laser measurement tools) to correct structural deviations.
• Ensure proper axle alignment, suspension geometry, and ride height according to OEM specifications.
• Work with estimators and service advisors to identify needed repairs and document findings accurately.
• Inspect and test repaired vehicles to verify alignment accuracy and handling performance.
• Coordinate with body and mechanical technicians to plan efficient repair sequences.
• Perform structural welding, cutting, and reinforcement as needed on frames and suspensions.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area, following all safety, environmental, and company procedures.
• Assist with estimating time, labor, and materials for alignment and frame repair jobs.

• Experience in heavy-duty truck alignment, frame straightening, or related structural repair.
• Strong knowledge of suspension geometry, axle alignment, frame measuring systems, and welding techniques.
• Experience with Bee Line, Hunter, or similar heavy-duty alignment systems preferred.
• Ability to read frame specifications, alignment charts, and measurement blueprints.
• Proficiency in the use of hydraulic frame machines and related equipment.
• Valid driver’s license (CDL preferred).
• Strong attention to detail, safety-minded, and capable of precise structural measurement and correction.