Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanic
all pro towingFargo (ND)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description The Diesel Mechanic plays a critical role in ensuring the reliable operation of diesel-powered equipment and vehicles. This role focuses on repairing, diagnosing, and maintaining diesel engines and associated systems to maximize performance and safety.
Responsibilities:
Repair diesel engines and related components Perform diagnostic testing to identify mechanical issues Conduct preventive maintenance to reduce downtime Maintain and repair hydraulic systems Troubleshoot electrical systems related to diesel equipment
Preferred Qualifications:
Prefer 1-2 years of experience in diesel mechanics Proficient in diesel engine repair and diagnostic testing Knowledge of hydraulic and electrical system maintenance Experienced in preventive maintenance and troubleshooting Able to read and interpret technical manuals and diagrams Company Description We are a Truck Repair shop as well as a heavy and light duty towing company. We do all types of repairs on trucks and trailers. We are hiring for a full-time mechanic in our shop as well as a part-time and evening road service mechanic. Must have prior experience and pay will be based on your experience.
Company Description:
We are a Truck Repair shop as well as a heavy and light duty towing company. We do all types of repairs on trucks and trailers. We are hiring for a full-time mechanic in our shop as well as a part-time and evening road service mechanic. Must have prior experience and pay will be based on your experience.
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