Diesel Technician / Heavy Truck Mechanic

Posted 7 days ago

diesel timeTelford (PA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20-$40+ per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Diesel Technician / Heavy Truck Mechanic Diesel Time LLC is a growing family-owned commercial truck repair shop located in Telford, PA. We specialize in medium and heavy-duty truck repair, diagnostics, aftertreatment systems, alignments, suspension, brakes, engine repairs, trailer repairs, and roadside service. We are looking for a dependable Diesel Technician who takes pride in their work and wants an opportunity to grow with a busy and expanding shop. We stay busy year-round and are seeking someone looking for stable employment and long-term career growth.
Responsibilities: Perform preventative maintenance servicesDiagnose and repair brake, suspension, steering, and electrical systemsComplete DOT inspectionsPerform wheel seal, hub, and bearing repairsAssist with engine, driveline, and aftertreatment repairsAccurately document repairs and inspectionsMaintain a safe and organized work area Qualifications Experience working on medium or heavy-duty trucks preferred, but not requiredExperience with brakes, suspension, PM services, and general truck repairs preferredOwn basic mechanic hand toolsAbility to work independently and as part of a teamPositive attitude and willingness to learnValid driver's license preferred What We Offer Competitive pay based on experience ($20-$40+ per hour) Paid time offHealth insurance reimbursement program Overtime opportunitiesVariety of work with no flat-rate pay systemFamily-owned shop with a strong team environmentTraining and advancement opportunities for motivated individuals This position is ideal for a B-Level or C-Level technician looking to expand their skills and build a long-term career in the commercial truck repair industry. All experience levels will be considered. Training opportunities are available for the right candidate.

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