Fleet Maintenance Tech

What you will be doing:

• Diagnostics & Repair
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  Troubleshoot and fix mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues in engines, transmissions, brakes, suspensions, and HVAC systems.
• Preventative Maintenance
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  Conduct regular inspections, oil changes, tire rotations, fluid checks, and tune-ups to prevent breakdowns.
• Specialized Services
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  Perform welding, fabrication, AC servicing, and electrical system repairs.
• Record Keeping
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  Create and maintain detailed work orders, repair logs, parts usage, and maintenance schedules.
• Safety & Compliance
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  Ensure all vehicles meet safety standards, perform road tests, and adhere to shop safety protocols.
• Field Service
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  Respond to service calls to perform on-site repairs.
• Mechanical
  :
  Engine overhauls, brake service, clutch replacement, steering/suspension work, fuel system repairs.
• Electrical
  :
  Diagnose and repair wiring, starters, generators, and computer‑controlled systems.
• Tire Services
  :
  Mount, balance, and repair tires on various equipment.
• Shop Maintenance
  :
  Keep work areas, tools, and equipment clean and organized.

• Education
  :
  High school diploma or equivalent, often with vocational training in automotive or diesel technology.
• Certifications
  : ASE certifications are often preferred.
• Experience
  :
  Experience with automotive/diesel repair, strong mechanical aptitude, and attention to detail.
• Licenses
  :
  Valid driver's license.

Nearest Major Market:
Tulsa
Nearest Secondary Market:
Oklahoma