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MTLR Corp.
Mechanic Class B
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What they do
An Automotive Service Technician or Mechanic repairs and performs maintenance on cars and smaller trucks; may conduct auto inspections.
$52,360 / year median in New Jersey
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Mechanic Class B MTLR Corp. Newark, NJ Job Details $35.15 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Equipment service recordkeeping Vehicle mechanics for truck drivers Field service Engine parts Vehicle shock absorber repair Trailer servicing Mid-level Inspection reporting and documentation Maintenance activity documentation Automotive air conditioning repair Automotive transmission system repair Diesel truck repair Automotive engine component replacement Refrigeration Hydraulic repair Automotive scheduled maintenance Electrical maintenance Automotive alternator repair Electrical parts Vehicle steering system repair Automotive braking system repair Power transmission systems Air conditioning Full Job Description Under direction of a Supervisor, Lead Technician or an Class A Technician, a Class B Mechanic will assist in the repair and diagnosis on all types of trucks and trailers (i.e. industrial trucks, light duty trucks, tank trucks, tractors, tank trailers, etc.) including but not limited to gasoline and diesel engines, overhauls and rebuilding of transmissions and differentials, clutches, starters, alternators, refrigeration systems, air conditioning systems, power steering, electrical systems, wheels, tires, shock absorbers and brake systems, steering gear box, preventative (P.M.) maintenance and all associated component parts Responsibilities Read written job and/or oral job orders and communicate orally, document in writing (including computer documentation) regarding malfunctions, damage and repairs, parts and preventative maintenance required. Ability to diagnosis and repair most truck and trailer breakdowns. Be able to repair and rebuild engines with some guidance and direction. Perform some of the less complicated repairs to transmissions, driveline, and differentials. Possesses knowledge of and performs repairs to engine accessory components. Has a general knowledge of, and general proficiency in the repair of steering, suspension, brake systems, frames, axle, electrical, hydraulic and refrigeration systems. Works with the usual amount of supervision and direction. Requires assistance in unusual or complicated assignments. Performs road service. Performs other duties as directed. Will need normal supervisory and instructional attentions.