Diesel Technician/Mechanic
ConfidentialCompany Overview: Boulter Industrial Contractors is a leader in industrial contracting, dedicated to providing exceptional service in rigging, heavy hauling, production line installation, warehousing, crating and packaging, and preventative maintenance. Our commitment to safety, quality, and customer satisfaction has established us as a trusted partner in the industry. Benefit Summary We put our people first here at Boulter Industrial Contractors, we prioritize your health and wellbeing, which is why we take on the expense putting more money into your paycheck without sacrificing the quality care needed to be your best. Benefit Details Health Insurance : 100% paid for the single portion of a health plan for employees. HSA : $100 Per Month Match - $1,200.00 Per Year for Qualified Plans Dental Coverage : 100% of the single portion of the dental plan is covered. 401(k) Plan : Employees may participate in a tax-deferred retirement savings plan, with employer contributions of 4%. Life Insurance : Fully paid for basic life coverage equal to one time the employee's salary Disability Income : Fully paid for coverage for short-term (STD) and long-term disability (LTD) Paid Time Off Additional Benefits Company provided clothing, clothing cleaning services, company issued smart phone (when applicable to role) Primary Job Expectations: The Diesel Mechanic Technician is responsible for maintaining the safety, reliability, and readiness of Boulter’s fleet of heavy-duty, medium-duty, and light-duty trucks, forklifts, man lifts, and other industrial equipment. Working closely with the Fleet Manager, this role diagnoses mechanical issues, performs scheduled preventive maintenance, completes repairs, and helps minimize equipment downtime for our field and warehouse operations. Key Responsibilities: Preventive Maintenance & Fleet Readiness Perform scheduled preventive maintenance and servicing on heavy-duty, medium-duty, and light-duty trucks, forklifts, man lifts, and associated equipment. Inspect equipment for wear, fluid leaks, damage, and safety concerns; address deficiencies before equipment returns to service. Complete oil and filter changes, lubrication, brake and tire service, fluid checks, and other routine maintenance tasks. Respond to driver pre-trip and post-trip inspection findings and prioritize repairs with the Fleet Manager. Support equipment readiness by identifying recurring failures and recommending maintenance or replacement needs. Mechanical Diagnostics & Repairs Diagnose and repair diesel and gasoline engines, electrical systems, transmissions, brakes, steering, and suspension components. Troubleshoot and service hydraulic systems, pumps, cylinders, hoses, and related components on trucks and industrial equipment. Use diagnostic tools, service manuals, and sound mechanical judgment to identify root causes and perform effective repairs. Conduct functional checks and road tests, when authorized, to verify repairs and safe operation. Shop Operations, Documentation & Safety Maintain a clean, organized, and safe mechanic and maintenance shop, including proper handling of tools, parts, and fluids. Record work performed, inspections, parts used, and maintenance needs accurately and promptly. Follow company safety procedures, equipment isolation requirements, and safe lifting and shop practices. Coordinate repair schedules, parts needs, and equipment availability with the Fleet Manager and operating teams. Equipment Support & Continuous Improvement Perform shop-based repairs and occasional yard or field troubleshooting when equipment cannot reasonably be brought into the shop. Assist with identifying parts, supplies, and outside repair resources needed to maintain the fleet. Communicate equipment concerns, expected repair durations, and service priorities clearly to the Fleet Manager. Take part in relevant technical and safety training to maintain knowledge of equipment and maintenance practices. Qualifications & Skills Requi…