Job Responsibilities

- Perform daily inspections, maintenance, troubleshooting, and basic repairs on diesel trucks and trailers - Perform preventive maintenance based on vehicle mileage and operating conditions - Handle routine services including oil changes, filter replacement, batteries, lights, wipers, and other maintenance items - Inspect and repair brakes, tires, suspension, air systems, electrical systems, batteries, and cooling systems - Use diagnostic tools to read fault codes and identify vehicle problems - Troubleshoot common issues such as no-start conditions, oil or air leaks, electrical problems, and dashboard warning lights - Inspect trailer brakes, tires, lights, doors, frames, and connecting equipment - Determine whether a vehicle is safe to operate or needs immediate repair - Respond to driver-reported vehicle problems and complete necessary inspections - Assist with vehicle preparation and repairs before DOT inspections - Handle or coordinate emergency roadside repairs when needed - Complete repairs in-house whenever possible to minimize vehicle downtime - Assess more complex engine, transmission, or other major mechanical issues and recommend appropriate repair solutions - Coordinate with third-party repair shops when major repairs are required - Review repair recommendations, parts, and estimates to help avoid unnecessary repairs - Inspect completed repairs and confirm vehicles are safe for operation - Maintain inventory of common parts, tools, and maintenance supplies - Keep accurate records of vehicle inspections, repairs, maintenance, parts, and expenses - Maintain a clean and safe work area and properly care for tools and equipment

Job Requirements

- 1+ year of experience working with diesel trucks, commercial vehicles, or fleet maintenance - Good understanding of diesel truck mechanical systems and preventive maintenance - Ability to independently perform routine inspections, maintenance, and basic repairs - Familiarity with brakes, tires, air systems, electrical systems, batteries, suspension, and cooling systems - Ability to use basic mechanic tools and vehicle diagnostic equipment - Ability to assess the severity of vehicle problems and determine whether a truck is safe to operate - Knowledge of DOT vehicle safety requirements is a plus - Experience with fleet maintenance for a trucking or transportation company is a plus - Experience working on trailers or container chassis is a plus - Able to communicate with parts suppliers and outside repair shops - Basic ability to read and understand English repair information - Strong hands-on skills, reliability, and problem-solving ability - Honest and accurate when reporting vehicle problems, repairs, and parts used - Willing to assist with emergency repairs when required Physical & Schedule Requirements - Able to lift and handle vehicle parts and tools - Able to bend, kneel, climb, and work underneath trucks and trailers - Comfortable working indoors and outdoors in different weather conditions - Willing to assist with occasional evening or weekend emergency repairs

Required Languages

English