Diesel Service Technician
Diesel Service Technician
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Obtain and maintain 100% Certified Technician Status with LMS, Cummins and other OEM's as required. Attend hands-on classes as required.
- Strive for a 90% or higher proficiency average.
- Conduct self in a professional manner while demonstrating a strong work ethic.
- Perform repairs correctly and efficiently.
- Disassemble and reassemble in proper sequence so that another tech can easily follow your work.
- Foster the Service "Team" attitude by interacting with others in a positive manner.
- Ability to work daily and overtime as required.
- Ability to assist in other work-related areas as requested. Technical support and development:
- Review customer's concerns and recent service history to gain a greater understanding of the vehicle complaint and concerns.
- Use online International and other OEM resources, (i.e. FCAP, EDS, Edith) to diagnose concerns.
- Monitor and communicate professionally with IKnow, EDS and other OEM case files.
- Obtain required information and documentation to initiate and successfully file warranty claims.
- Customer satisfaction:
- Perform a courtesy inspection of every vehicle.
- Communicate any repair/preventative maintenance needed which is not noted on the work order. Always identify the three "C's" – Complaint, Cause, Correction.
- Determine necessary parts and labor needed to complete repairs and ensure customer is aware of all repairs and charges.
- Verify all service work has been performed and completed with the highest possible standard of quality.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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