Diesel Technician/Mechanic

Overview Keep essential vehicles and equipment ready for the work ahead as a Diesel Technician/Mechanic. You’ll inspect, diagnose, maintain, and repair diesel vehicles and heavy equipment, using schematics, diagnostic tools, and hands-on mechanical knowledge to identify issues and complete reliable repairs. Your impact: By restoring safe, dependable operation, your work helps drivers and equipment operators complete their jobs with confidence. Responsibilities Diagnose and repair diesel engines, transmissions, suspensions, shocks and struts, brakes, air brakes, hydraulics, and other mechanical systems. Perform vehicle maintenance, tire service, alignment, and automotive electrical system repair; troubleshoot HVAC and vehicle systems. Maintain and repair heavy trucks, tractor-trailers, farm machinery, industrial equipment, and heavy equipment such as excavators, cranes, forklifts, and Caterpillar machines. Use hand and power tools to complete equipment repair, assembly, fabrication, welding, and soldering; follow schematics and safe work practices. Operate heavy equipment as needed, document maintenance and repairs, and provide clear, helpful customer service. Experience Mechanic, diesel mechanics, heavy equipment mechanics, heavy truck repair, vehicle mechanics, service technician, or vehicle maintenance experience is relevant. Dealership experience, automotive diagnostics, automotive repair, equipment maintenance, and electrical experience are valuable. Bring practical mechanical knowledge and familiarity with transmissions, brake repair, hydraulics, suspension, diesel engine repair, and vehicle systems. Ability to handle heavy lifting and safely use hand tools and power tools is important. Experience with welding, fabrication, soldering, forklift operation, or farm and industrial equipment is a plus. Pay: $15.00 - $30.00 per hour Expected hours: 20.0 – 40.0 per week Work Location: In person

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