Heavy Duty Trailer Technician

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nw fleet truck trailer repairTroutdale (OR)

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Job Requirements: Accurately diagnose, repair, and maintain all parts and components on heavy duty trailing equipment in a timely manner and quality fashion, including but not limited to the following: Perform quality preventive maintenance services and DOT inspections on semi-trailers and dollys Diagnose and repair air brake systems, ABS, suspension, and electrical systems Perform welding and fabrication on steel, stainless and aluminum Complete all body repairs on semi-trailers including repairing or replacing side panels, roofs, headers and frame rails Repair and replace roll-up doors and swing doors Assist other mechanics as needed Have good communication skills and be able to work independently and as a team member Operate Company vehicles in accordance with local, state, federal and Company policies and safe driving practices Perform occasional facility maintenance for the Company and/or customer’s facilities Perform all other duties as assigned by Lead Mechanic, Shop Foreman, Area Fleet Manager or Shop Coordinator Thoroughly, timely, neatly, and accurately document repairs and maintenance including a complete accounting of all labor hours, parts and materials used through maintenance software and daily worksheets Provide excellent customer service and maintain a positive working relationship with all fleet, customer, and operations personnel Display professional conduct with customers, co-workers, outside suppliers and contacts Maintain safe and clean work areas Take responsibility for and demonstrate safe work practices Adhere to Company and OSHA safety guidelines Operate a forklift as needed to perform repairs and move heavy parts
Qualifications: Minimum 1 year experience as a heavy-duty trailer mechanic Valid driver’s license and good driving record may be required depending on job location Pass a criminal history background screen as required by our customer base Be able to lift and install all parts required to perform the job including heavier parts such as brake drums, tires, flywheels, clutches, starters, suspension spring packs, etc.
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