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GFL Environmental

Diesel Mechanic

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What they do

A Diesel Mechanic repairs and rebuilds diesel engines for vehicles like trucks, ships, tractors, and buses.

$58,963 / year median in Wisconsin

+3% projected growth

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Job Description

Our trucks don't fix themselves-and the Waste Industry runs every day of the year. Steady, recession proof work for skilled mechanics. Sign On Bonus Included! $500 upon hire. $1,000 after 6 months. $1,000 after 1 year.
Starting Pay:
up to $30/hr (Top Pay Will Increase Based on EXP/Qualifications)
Starting Shift:
2 options 1) 430am-2pm M-F. OT after 40hrs worked. 2) 1130am-9pm M-F. OT after 40hrs worked.
Benefits:
  • 15 days of paid time off
  • Quarterly Tool Allowance
  • Annual Boot Reimbursement
  • Overtime after 40hrs worked
  • 401K after 6 months employment
  • Health Benefits after 60 days
Key Responsibilities Diagnostics & Repair:
Diagnose and repair operational difficulties with heavy-duty diesel trucks, hydraulics, and specialized waste/recycling equipment.
Fleet Maintenance:
Perform routine maintenance and complex repairs on heavy diesel, CNG, gas, and electrically operated vehicles.
Planning & Scheduling:
Plan and schedule repairs using the M5 planner system, ensuring all necessary parts are procured for a successful maintenance plan.
Administrative Duties:
Accurately complete daily reports, work orders, parts orders, and other required administrative tasks.
Safety & Compliance:
Ensure all work is performed in safe conditions and in strict compliance with federal, state/provincial, local laws, and company safety policies.
Collaboration & Training:
Assist in reviewing mechanical write-ups on equipment, coordinate repair schedules, and aid in the training and orientation of new team members.
Tool Maintenance:
Possess, provide, and maintain the personal hand and power tools necessary to perform heavy equipment maintenance, while keeping a clean and organized work area.
Job Requirements Education:
High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED); a technical diploma or degree in diesel mechanics is highly desired.
Experience:
Minimum of one (1) year of experience working as a diesel mechanic.
Technical Skills:
Computer literacy is required, with the ability to be trained on specialized software systems (experience with diagnostic software is a major plus).
Safety Screenings:
Must be able to meet relevant criteria for safety-sensitive functions according to Company standards.
Physical Demands & Working Conditions Physical Effort:
Frequently required to stand, walk, kneel, crouch, crawl, and lift/push/pull up to 100 pounds . Continuous concentrated mental and visual attention is necessary.
Environment:
Frequently exposed to loud noise, moving mechanical parts, vibration, hot/cold weather conditions, and toxic or caustic chemicals/fumes. Occasionally required to work in high, precarious places.