Diesel Technician
Diesel Technician
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Must have at least 3 years’ experience as a medium/heavy duty truck or school bus mechanic
- Must demonstrate a thorough working knowledge of preventative maintenance programs
- Must have excellent customer etiquette and communication skills
- Have the ability and desire to form a close working relationship with other team members
- Possess and use own tools
- Be fluent in the English language
- Must have, and keep current, a USA issued driver's license
- Pass a DOT physical (if needed)
- Maintain and/or repair all mechanical, electrical, and electronic components on a wide variety of commercial vehicles and equipment within time limits as outlined in standard labor guidelines
- Clean, manage, and maintain tools and shop spaces assigned
- Perform duties during regular working hours and when circumstances arise, additional duty time required to complete tasks required by manager
- Must be willing to learn and perform a diverse array of other assigned dutiesMust be capable of frequent walking, standing, kneeling, stooping, heavy lifting, and carrying at least 50 pounds
- Must be willing and able to work outside and inside on slippery or uneven surfaces and ladders
- Be comfortable with exposure to hot and cold temperatures, dust, chemicals, materials, and welding sparks
- Assist service advisors and management by advising the most economical yet effective repair of customer or company equipment
- Responsible for competent completion of daily maintenance and major repairs that are assigned
- Support administrative policies and assigned dutiesMust pass a criminal history check
- Pass pre-employment and subsequent random drug/alcohol screenings
- Medical, Dental and Vision insurance coverage
- Medical insurance paid 100% by TEI at 5 year work anniversary
- Life insurance policy
- Simple IRA with matching contribution after 1 yearPTO, Holiday, and Bereavement pay
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