The Mechanic is responsible for repairs and the maintenance of diesel powered tractor-trailers, for both internal and external customers, as well as ensuring the road worthiness of company and leased equipment.
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Perform preventive maintenance on trucks and trailers while utilizing personal safety equipment as required.
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Move trucks and trailers in and out of shop for maintenance
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Open repair orders and charge the appropriate parts to the repair order
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Perform tire inspections/appropriate paperwork to company standards
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Performs shop clean-up and housekeeping responsibilities as well as other miscellaneous related duties as assigned.
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Inspects and maintains basic vehicle/accessorial worthiness including proper fuel levels and tire air pressure, fluid levels, brakes, lights, and safety equipment and submits reports indicating condition of equipment.
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Comprehend and perform Driver Vehicle Inspection Repair (DVIR) process
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Diagnose and repair:
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Tire/wheel
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Brakes and Air Systems
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Clutch, Linkage and Transmission
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Mud flaps/hangers
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Air intake system
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Start, charging and electrical systems
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Landing gear and attachments
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In transit heat systems
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Coolant Systems
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HVAC System
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Fuel System
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Exhaust Systems
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Electrical Systems
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Steering and Suspension
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Diesel engines
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Manual and Auto Shift Transmissions
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Drive axels
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Brake systems
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Specialized and various types of Trailers
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Install, diagnose and repair electronic onboard equipment
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Perform trailer preps
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Trailer and hose inspections per HM183 standards
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Perform work on frame rail and sub frame
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Possesses and demonstrates the ability to perform assigned tasks in a manner that adheres to the companies Safety, Health, Environmental and Security policies.
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Must have a valid driver's license (CDL a plus)
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Ability to provide own tools commensurate with experience
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Basic computer skills
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Ability to read and comprehend service manuals
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Knowledge of tools and equipment used in the shop to repair and maintain company equipment
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Advanced knowledge of tractor and trailer maintenance
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Advanced knowledge of diagnostic software
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Knowledge of D.O.T. regulations and out-of-service parameters for tractors, trailers and accessorial equipment.
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Knowledge of proper procedures for handling and disposal of hazardous waste materials.