Diesel Mechanic

Job Summary Keep diesel-powered vehicles and heavy equipment ready for safe, reliable work. As a Diesel Mechanic, you’ll inspect, diagnose, maintain, and repair construction machinery, industrial equipment, and tractor-trailers. You’ll use mechanical knowledge and diagnostic tools to identify issues across diesel engines, electrical systems, hydraulics, transmissions, brakes, suspension systems. Your impact: Accurate troubleshooting and timely repairs help to return equipment to service safely. Responsibilities Perform diesel engine diagnostics and repair, equipment troubleshooting, vehicle maintenance, and construction machinery maintenance. Service excavators, cranes, Caterpillar equipment, forklifts, and other heavy equipment; operate equipment when needed for testing or positioning. Diagnose and repair electrical systems, air brakes, transmissions, suspension, hydraulics, and alignment issues using schematics and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) guidance. Complete brake repair, tire service, and assembly as needed. Use hand and power tools safely, maintain organized work areas, and handle heavy lifting required for equipment repair and maintenance. Experience Mechanic experience in diesel mechanics, heavy equipment mechanics, automotive repair, or construction equipment servicing is relevant. Bring electrical experience and skills in electrical and automotive diagnostics, diesel engine diagnostics, and equipment maintenance. Apply knowledge of air brakes, hydraulics, transmissions, suspension, alignment, HVAC, and heavy equipment operation. Comfort with hand tools, power tools, fabrication, welding, soldering, and tire service is valuable. Pay: $27.02 - $32.54 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 – 55.0 per week Benefits: 401(k) Health insurance Health savings account On-the-job training Paid time off Tools provided Work Location: In person

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