Fleet Mechanic - Flexible Hours

Posted 8 days ago

green garden landscapingSeattle (WA)

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists General Automotive Repair

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Green Garden is a growing, full-service landscaping company serving residential, HOA, and commercial properties across the Greater Seattle Area. We take pride in our people, our equipment, and the work we do. We're looking for a reliable, capable mechanic to help keep our fleet running.

The Role: We're looking for a mechanic to handle routine maintenance and repairs on our fleet of pickup trucks and dump trucks. This is a hands-on, independent role. You'll be the person who knows our trucks and keeps us on the road. What you'll work on: Fleet: Heavy Duty Fords, Ford F-150s, ISUZU NPRs, Chevy'Oil changes and fluid servicesBrake inspections and replacementsElectrical diagnostics and repairsSpark plug replacement and basic engine maintenanceHydraulic, interior work, dashboard, ubolts, etc. Miscellaneous repairs - door handles, windows, window regulators, alternators/generators, and other wear items Bonus Engine, Transmission, gasket replacements are all plusesBilingual in Spanish + English (nice to have, not required)

What We're Looking For: Hands-on experience working on light and medium-duty trucks - RequiredAbility to diagnose issues and complete repairs independently - RequiredBasic electrical troubleshooting skillsReliable, organized, and communicates clearly when something needs attentionOwn tools preferred, but some are provided Schedule & Compensation Part-time, flexible scheduling - we'll work around your availability, weekends availableCompensation based on experienceWork performed at our north Seattle shop A stable, growing company with real opportunities to grow with usOpen communication - your voice matters here

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