Fleet Mechanic

Job Summary of Fleet Mechanic:

We are currently in need of a skilled Fleet Mechanic to join our team and maintain the optimal performance of our diesel-powered vehicles and equipment. The tasks involve diagnosing, repairing, and servicing diesel engines, systems, and components to uphold their reliability and safety. This role requires a strong technical acumen, attention to detail, and a dedication to providing high-quality work.

Responsibilities of Fleet Mechanic:
• Handle road service calls; perform road rescue/transport equipment as needed.
• Keep track of assigned repairs by logging in and out of the Shop Fax system.
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment in compliance with workplace safety rules and regulations and government guidelines.
• Maintain inventory and proper recordkeeping.
• Backup to other maintenance shop personnel.
• Willingness and capacity to assume increased responsibility and certifications.
• Performs other duties as assigned.
• Troubleshoot, diagnose, rebuild, replace and complete all required repairs on diesel equipment (i.e., tractors, trailers, bobtails, reefers, lift gates, etc.).
• Perform preventative maintenance within company standards.
• Complete documentation of all repair orders, PM list and parts accountability.

Qualification of Fleet Mechanic:
• Candidates must demonstrate possession of a high school diploma or its comparable substitute.
• Preference will be given to those who are Class-A CDL licensed and DOT certified
• To qualify, individuals must have at least three years of hands-on experience working as a heavy-duty commercial diesel mechanic or reefer mechanic, or a combination of the two. Alternatively, they should have a minimum of two years of verified hands-on experience with either a Diesel Mechanic Certification or TK/Carrier Refrigeration Certification, or both.
• Expertise in diagnosing problems and resolving them in the context of equipment repairs.
• Demonstrated independence in analytical thinking and resolving problems.
• Previous exposure to coordinating a suitable PM initiative.
• Each person must have their personal hand tools ready.
• Maintaining alignment with EPA and OSHA regulations concerning the shop and the company's transportation assets.
• Proficiency in comprehending technical and service manuals for effective utilization.
• Demonstrates adept communication skills, skilled at conversing with co-workers and drivers, showcasing a team-oriented approach.
• Skilled at managing multiple functions simultaneously in a fast-paced environment with minimal guidance.
• Being responsive to the fluctuating needs of the organization and operations.
• Expertise in computer usage and software manipulation.
• Aptitude for working non-traditional hours, including nights and weekends.
• Flexibility in working hours, including the capability to work overtime if the need arises

Physical Requirements of Fleet Mechanic:
• SIT Occasionally
• STAND Frequently
• WALK Frequently
• DRIVE Occasionally (Test drives equipment) TO LIFT: 1. 1-10 lbs (Sedentary) Continuously
• Regularly carrying out activities that require the handling of items weighing 10 to 20 pounds
• The weight classification of medium might sometimes encompass weights ranging from 25 to 50 pounds
• Occasionally, objects weighing between 50 and 100 pounds fall into the heavy category
• Items heavier than 100 pounds (Very Heavy) may be lifted, within the 120-150-pound range (requiring assistive lifting from two people)
• Individuals who are not very active often perform the activity of carrying weights that are between 1 and 10 pounds on a regular basis
• Often tasked with handling items weighing 10-20 pounds (Light category)
• In the medium range of 25 to 50 pounds (Medium dimensions) Occasionally
• Objects that are classified as heavy and weigh between 50 to 100 pounds, occasionally needing attention
• Occasionally handling items over 100 pounds in weight (Identified as very heavy)
• Throughout the market cycles, transmissions, tires, and clutches exhibit a mix of attracting and distancing tendencies
• Climbing and balancing tasks may call for the use of ladders and liftgates on occasion
• Stoop/squat Frequently
• Kneel/bend Occasionally
• Bend Frequently
• Lift your arm above the shoulder on occasion
• Frequently seize and work with objects:
• Engages in frequent object manipulation activities:
• Twisting Occasionally