Diesel/Trailer Technician Position Available In Madison, Alabama

Diesel/Trailer Technician Custom Assembly Inc – 3.0 Madison, AL Job Details Full-time $20 – $34 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications ASE Certification Fabrication Management CDL A Welding Diesel Mechanic Certification Automotive diagnostics Mechanical knowledge Entry level Full Job Description MCK Trucking 1297 County Line Road Madison, AL 35756 We are currently looking for determined candidates to fill either an entry level or certified diesel/trailer technician position in our maintenance shop. The position is responsible for maintenance and repairs of tractors and trailers. This is a genuine opportunity for an aspiring or experienced technician to hone their skills in a fleet that is unique to industry.

Schedule:

Monday-Friday 1st

Shift Job Duties and Responsibilities:

Tractors:

Conduct routine maintenance and inspections on diesel engines, including oil changes, filter replacements, and fluid level checks Diagnosing mechanical and electrical issues using diagnostic tools and computer software Carry out scheduled and unscheduled repairs, ensuring minimal downtime for our fleet Using MCK’s tools and technologies to log, research and complete repairs, including basic vehicle diagnostics Keep accurate records of all maintenance and repair work performed Collaborate with other members of the maintenance team to prioritize and complete assigned tasks in a timely manner Comply with all safety protocols and procedures to maintain a safe working environment Keeping your work area clean and safe Learning new skills through MCK’s technician training or other approved courses Working on other projects and tasks as assigned by supervisor Trailers Experience with fabrication and building specialized platforms for cargo management Welding and fabrication certifications preferred Inspecting, troubleshooting, and repairing trailer bodies, systems, and components. Performing preventative maintenance measures trailers. Maintaining hubs and axles and adjusting or replacing them when required. Inspecting, servicing, and replacing trailer parts, including tires. Checking and repairing the brake, electrical, and hydraulic systems. Testing all systems and equipment for performance issues. Ensuring that trailers meet the U.S. Department of Transportation’s road safety requirements. Compiling inspection reports, documenting repairs, and reporting all findings to management.

Other Qualifications:

Reading and writing Technical training in related fields Ability to learn basic mechanical tasks Expertise in welding preferred but not required ASE certification preferred but not required Ability to learn basic mechanical tasks CDL-A preferred but not required

Salary:

Based on Experience and Qualifications