Diesel Technician/Mechanic
About The Position
Position Overview: Level 2 technicians are fully trained and capable on the core components of commercial vehicles. Tech should be able to work on any assigned area of the vehicle (with the exception of internal engine, electronic controls, and automated transmissions). A level 2 tech is familiar with repair procedures, shop processes, and can work independently without technical supervision. Essential Job Functions: The responsibilities listed are fundamental to the position and must be performed successfully to achieve the key performance objectives of the role. Other responsibilities may be assigned. Level 2 tech should be competent in all Level 1 and Level 2 components as outlined below: Level 1 Preventative Maintenance (PMs): Assist with routine maintenance tasks to ensure equipment operates at peak performance Wheel End Maintenance: Learn and perform inspections, repairs, and replacements related to wheel-end assemblies Brake Systems: Gain experience in diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining brake systems. Basic Electrical: Develop skills in troubleshooting and repairing basic electrical components and wiring. Tire Service: Assist in tire mounting, balancing, and general maintenance. Driveline Maintenance: Work on driveline components under supervision, ensuring proper alignment and functionality Suspension Systems: Learn to inspect, repair, and maintain suspension systems. Basic Fabrication: Acquire fundamental fabrication skills to assist in custom repairs and modifications. Air Systems: Gain practical knowledge in maintaining and troubleshooting air systems essential for diesel equipment. Level 2 Bolt on engine components- Defined as anything outside the valve cover or oil pan. Examples include: Manifolds, turbos, water pumps, fan drives, air compressors, etc. Federal Inspections- Meets all the requirements to legally perform federal inspections (DOT inspections) on commercial vehicles. HVAC- is able to perform repairs on HVAC systems, including air conditioning theory and proper recovery machine use. Air Systems- advanced: Is able to perform troubleshooting and repair of more complex air systems such as air compressors, air dryers, and brake valves. Alignments- is able to perform alignments in a satisfactory manner using TSC alignment equipment. Steering- is able to diagnose steering issues and perform repairs. Includes knowledge on testing pressures and flows of steering gears and pumps. Basic Electrical 2: Is able to troubleshoot electrical systems that involve start and charge issues. Alternators, batteries, starters, etc. CDL- Obtains and holds a CDL
Requirements
- Effective Communication: Clearly articulate questions, findings, and ideas to learn members and supervisors
- Teamwork: Collaborate effectively with peers and supervisors, contributing positively to the work environment.
- Adaptability: Embrace new tasks and evolving technologies with a flexible and proactive approach.
- Attention to Detail: Ensure precision and accuracy in every task, from diagnostics to documentation.
- Time Management: Efficiently prioritize tasks to meet deadlines without sacrificing quality.
- Problem-Solving: Approach challenges with a proactive mindset to identify effective solutions.
- Eagerness to Learn: Show a strong commitment to professional growth, taking feedback constructively.
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Valid driver’s license
- Strong work ethic, initiative, and
- At least 2 years working on heavy duty trucks
- Ability to stand, bend, and lift up to 50 pounds as needed.
- Strict adherence to safety protocols and personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements
Responsibilities
- Preventative Maintenance (PMs): Assist with routine maintenance tasks to ensure equipment operates at peak performance
- Wheel End Maintenance: Learn and perform inspections, repairs, and replacements related to wheel-end assemblies
- Brake Systems: Gain experience in diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining brake systems.
- Basic Electrical: Develop skills in troubleshooting and repairing basic electrical components and wiring.
- Tire Service: Assist in tire mounting, balancing, and general maintenance.
- Driveline Maintenance: Work on driveline components under supervision, ensuring proper alignment and functionality
- Suspension Systems: Learn to inspect, repair, and maintain suspension systems.
- Basic Fabrication: Acquire fundamental fabrication skills to assist in custom repairs and modifications.
- Air Systems: Gain practical knowledge in maintaining and troubleshooting air systems essential for diesel equipment.
- Bolt on engine components- Defined as anything outside the valve cover or oil pan. Examples include: Manifolds, turbos, water pumps, fan drives, air compressors, etc.
- Federal Inspections- Meets all the requirements to legally perform federal inspections (DOT inspections) on commercial vehicles.
- HVAC- is able to perform repairs on HVAC systems, including air conditioning theory and proper recovery machine use.
- Air Systems- advanced: Is able to perform troubleshooting and repair of more complex air systems such as air compressors, air dryers, and brake valves.
- Alignments- is able to perform alignments in a satisfactory manner using TSC alignment equipment.
- Steering- is able to diagnose steering issues and perform repairs. Includes knowledge on testing pressures and flows of steering gears and pumps.
- Basic Electrical 2: Is able to troubleshoot electrical systems that involve start and charge issues. Alternators, batteries, starters, etc.
- CDL- Obtains and holds a CDL
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
