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What they do
A Diesel Mechanic repairs and rebuilds diesel engines for vehicles like trucks, ships, tractors, and buses.
$59,486 / year median in New York
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Ryder System is seeking a skilled Diesel Mechanic to join our Automotive department supporting our Transportation & Logistics fleet. In this role, you will inspect, diagnose, and repair diesel trucks, trailers, and related equipment to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operations for our diverse customers. Responsibilities include preventive maintenance, DOT inspections, troubleshooting electrical, hydraulic, and brake systems, and using diagnostic tools to resolve complex issues. You'll work in a collaborative, safety-focused shop environment that values innovation, continuous improvement, and employee development. Ryder offers competitive pay, benefits, and growth opportunities in a stable, industry-leading organization. Responsibilities Inspect, diagnose, and repair diesel trucks, trailers, and related equipment Perform scheduled preventive maintenance and DOT inspections Troubleshoot and repair electrical, hydraulic, and braking systems Use diagnostic software, tools, and manuals to identify issues Complete accurate work orders and maintenance records Follow Ryder and DOT safety, quality, and compliance standards Collaborate with drivers, dispatch, and team members to prioritize repairs Support continuous improvement and maintain a clean, organized shop Required Skills Diesel engine diagnostics and repair Heavy truck and trailer brake systems Hydraulic and pneumatic systems Electrical systems diagnosis (12 V/24 V) Preventive maintenance (PM) inspections Use of diagnostic software and scan tools DOT and safety compliance Welding and basic fabrication Reading technical manuals and schematics Shop documentation and work order systems