Diesel Mechanic

Job Summary As a Mobile Diesel Mechanic, you’ll travel to service locations to diagnose, maintain, and repair diesel vehicles and heavy equipment. You’ll work across vehicle and equipment systems, using diagnostic tools, hand tools, and power tools to get customers’ machinery back in service. This hands-on role suits a mechanic who enjoys solving problems in the field and delivering dependable customer service. Responsibilities Inspect and troubleshoot diesel engines, transmissions, air brakes, suspension, shocks and struts, alignment, hydraulics, HVAC, and automotive electrical systems. Perform diesel engine repair, heavy truck repair, brake repair, tire service, vehicle maintenance, and mechanical systems repair. Service excavators, cranes, Caterpillar equipment, forklifts, tractors, farm machinery, and industrial equipment. Read schematics; complete equipment assembly, fabrication, welding, and soldering as needed. Operate heavy equipment safely, perform heavy lifting when required, and document maintenance and equipment repairs. Your impact: Accurate field repairs help drivers and equipment operators return to work with safe, reliable vehicles and machinery. Experience Mechanic experience in diesel mechanics, heavy equipment mechanics, automotive repair, or vehicle mechanics for truck drivers; dealership experience is a plus. Mechanical knowledge of vehicle systems, transmissions, hydraulics, and equipment maintenance. Electrical experience and skills in automotive diagnostics and automotive electrical system repair are preferred. Familiarity with tractor-trailers, heavy equipment operation, and industrial or farm machinery is an asset. Ability to use hand and power tools and provide clear, professional customer service. Pay: $25.00 - $37.00 per hour Benefits: Employee discount Flexible schedule Paid time off People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply Work Location: In person

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