Fleet Mechanic

The Fleet Mechanic is a maintenance position, responsible for inspecting, maintaining, diagnosing and repairing semi-trucks, trailers, chassis and other equipment leased or owned by TLD. Fleet Mechanics work under the Lead Technician. Work is typically performed in a shop setting but may be performed outside and travel may be required as deemed necessary by maintenance leadership. Experience & Requirements Mon-Fri schedule, pay based on experience. Graduated from and accredited school studying. Diesel Technology. ( Preferred ) Advanced Mechanical Skills & Knowledge. 2 Years of experience performing diagnostics & repair on class 8 trucks / trailers. Good Organizational, verbal and written skills. Ability to focus and multi-task; Detail oriented. Truck mechanics work in a variety of conditions, including:

Temperature:

Fleet Mechanics may be exposed to extreme temperatures, both hot and cold.

Noise:

Fleet Mechanics work in noisy environments and may be exposed to loud or distracting sounds.

Lighting:

Fleet Mechanics may work in extremely bright or dim lighting.

Location:

Fleet Mechanics may work both indoors and outdoors.

Awkward positions:

Fleet Mechanics may need to get into awkward positions to reach cramped workspaces.

Safety equipment:

Fleet Mechanics are required to wear PPE in compliance with TLD's PPE standards.

Cleanliness:

Fleet Mechanics are required to their work area between repairs and maintain a clean and organized workstation.

Collaboration:

Fleet Mechanics will collaborate with other mechanics in the shop and must be able to handle interpersonal conflicts.

Greasy/oily parts:

Fleet Mechanics commonly work with greasy parts and tools.

Overtime:

Fleet Mechanics are scheduled to work a minimum of 40 hours each week, and overtime and evening shifts are common and may be required. Essential Functions Wear appropriate PPE and follow safe work practices as specified in TLDs policies, best practices and SOPs. Perform PM inspections and services on semi-trucks and trailers. Perform diagnostics on many components of semi-trucks and trailers using tools to include but not limited to; Computer diagnostics software - Davie 4, DL8, PTT, Bendix, Wabco, etc. Multimeter. Refrigerant recovery and recycling machine. Coolant pressure tester. Remove and replace faulty/damaged parts as needed using hand and portable power tools. Clean and organize work area between repairs and prior to end of shift. Safely and competently operate a class 8 semi-truck, with or without trailer, up to 80,000-pound GCWR, in tasks include but are not limited to: Driving trucks in and out of the shop area. Hooking and unhooking semi-trailers. Backing trucks and trailers in shop and on yard. Test driving semi-trucks and trailers on public roads (with valid CDL) Drive semi-trucks and trailers to and from 3 rd part vendor (with valid CDL) Recover semi-trucks and trailers as necessary (with valid CDL) Instruct/guide/assist subordinate technicians with work as requested Promote and maintain safe, productive and clean work culture. Communicate repairs with first line supervisor and drivers as necessary. Work with first line supervisor do identify priority work. Perform Quarterly/Semi-annual review of subordinate technicians. Driver orientation and inspection of new truck assignment. Physical Requirements In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the following have been identified as physical requirements of the job:

Vision:

Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, normal color vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.

Communication:

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to talk, hear as well as type and write by hand.

Finger Dexterity:

Gross and fine manipulation with one or both hands is frequently required while performing job duties.

Reaching:

Technicians must be able to reach with their hands and arms to operate tools and equipment.

Bending:

Technicians must be able to bend, stoop, and kneel to reach under vehicles and access components.

Crawling:

Technicians must be able to crawl under trucks and trailers to perform maintenance and repairs.

Sit, Stand, Lay:

Technicians are required to perform job duties from while sitting, standing or while lying on the ground, with or without a chair or creeper, for short or long periods of time.

Climbing:

Technicians are required to climb ladders, stairs as well as in an out of semi trucks and trailers.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$22.00 - $26.00 per hour Expected hours: No less than 40 per week

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Employee discount Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance Application Question(s): Have you graduated from an accredited school studying

Diesel Technology Education:

High school or equivalent (Preferred)

Experience:

diagnostics & repair on class 8 trucks / trailers: 2 years (Preferred) advanced mechanical: 1 year (Preferred)

Language:

English (Preferred)

Work Location:

In person