Fleet Mechanic

Do you speak the language of torque specs and diagnostic codes? Can you hear a brake issue before the driver even feels it? If you're the kind of person who'd rather be elbow-deep in an engine than sitting behind a desk, we want you on our team. We're looking for a skilled Fleet Mechanic who takes pride in their craft, works smart under the hood, and keeps our vehicles running at peak performance, day in, day out. What You'll Do Inspect, diagnose, disassemble, repair, and test a wide range of automobiles, light-duty and heavy-duty trucks, and specialty equipment Troubleshoot and repair brake systems — both air and hydraulic — as well as suspension systems Conduct road tests and thorough vehicle inspections to make sure everything leaving the shop is ready to perform Work confidently and efficiently with your hands, tools, and teammates to get the job done right the first time Physical Reality Check This is a hands-on role — no surprise there. You'll regularly lift, push, and maneuver heavy components, reach into tight spaces, climb in and out of vehicles, and stay on your feet throughout your shift. If you're built for the shop life, you already know what this means. Why Join Us?

Competitive hourly pay:

$25 - $35/hr based on experience Work on a diverse fleet — no two days are exactly the same A team that respects the trade and values your expertise Room to grow for mechanics who want to keep building their skills We're an equal opportunity employer. The job description above outlines primary responsibilities but isn't exhaustive — our best mechanics are adaptable and ready to pitch in wherever needed. Think you've got the skills? Apply today and let's put them to work. What You Bring to the

Shop Required:

Valid Driver's License Hands-on experience servicing and repairing light and heavy-duty vehicles Strong diagnostic instincts and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team Reliability; we count on our mechanics the same way drivers count on their vehicles Preferred (but not deal-breakers): High School Diploma or equivalent Graduate of an automotive or technical school ASE Certification- have it? Great. Don't have it yet? We still want to talk.