Position Summary The Diesel Mechanic will be responsible for performing diagnostics, preventative maintenance, and repairs on Class-8 tractors, container chassis, and port/intermodal equipment. This role requires strong technical knowledge, the ability to work independently, and a high level of accountability in maintaining equipment reliability and operational readiness. Responsibilities Perform diagnostics and repairs on Class-8 diesel trucks, including mechanical, electrical, air, suspension, and emissions systems Conduct preventative maintenance, BIT inspections, and general services in accordance with company and DOT standards Inspect, repair, and maintain container chassis , including brakes, electrical systems, suspensions, air systems, landing gear, and structural components. Perform welding and light fabrication on chassis and tractor components (MIG preferred) Troubleshoot and repair engine fault codes, DEF/DPF/SCR systems, fuel systems, and after-treatment systems Perform repairs on brakes, axles, hubs, tires, clutches, transmissions, and driveline components Use diagnostic software and scan tools to identify and resolve technical issues Maintain accurate service documentation, inspection forms, and repair records Track, manage, and maintain inventory of shop supplies, parts, and consumables Ensure all equipment meets DOT, FMCSA, CARB, and port compliance requirements Communicate repair status, downtime expectations, and parts needs to management Maintain cleanliness and organization of the shop and work areas Support fleet inspections, yard safety checks, and equipment readiness for daily dispatch operations Required Skills & Experience Minimum 3 years of experience as a Diesel Mechanic on Class-8 trucks Hands-on experience working with Freightliner and International tractors Strong familiarity with Detroit Diesel and Cummins engines Proficiency in repairing and maintaining container chassis Welding experience (MIG; ability to perform light to moderate fabrication work) Strong understanding of diesel emissions systems (DEF, DPF, SCR, EGR) Ability to use diagnostic tools and software Knowledge of DOT, BIT, and CARB compliance standards Ability to work with minimal supervision and manage repair priorities Experience in port drayage equipment or intermodal fleet maintenance preferred but not required Must be able to lift, bend, crouch, and work in an active shop environment Compensation

•This is a 1099 Contractor role

• $1,250 - $1,400 weekly , depending on experience and technical skill Schedule Monday through Friday Occasional Saturdays as needed Start time flexible based on skills and operational needs