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Automotive Diesel Technician

Posted 4 days ago

richardson chrsyler jeep dodge ramRichardson (TX)

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About the role

Job Description: Richardson Chrysler Jeep Dodge is seeking a EXPERIENCED DIESEL TECHNICIAN/MECHANIC. The ideal candidate will have a strong positive attitude and be a team player with a strong focus on fixed right the first time.
Core Responsibilities:
  • Diagnostics: Use computer software and scan tools to identify mechanical, electrical, fuel, and emission system issues.
  • Repairs & Overhauls: Rebuild or replace faulty engines, transmissions, steering components, brakes, and exhaust systems
  • Testing & Quality Control: Conduct test drives and run diagnostic equipment to verify proper vehicle operation after repairs
  • Documentation & Communication: Record parts used, labor hours, and service history, while explaining repair recommendations to clients or fleet managers
Required Qualifications
Education: High school diploma or GED; postsecondary vocational or technical training in diesel technology is preferred
Experience: Typically ranges from 1 to 7+ years of hands-on automotive or heavy-vehicle maintenance experience.
Certifications: Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certifications (such as Medium/Heavy Truck series) and a valid driver’s license (CDL A or B often preferred).
Physical Requirements: Ability to stand for long shifts, work in awkward positions, use heavy power/pneumatic tools, and lift parts weighing up to 50–100 lbs. Compensation depending on experience. Company DescriptionRichardson Chrysler Jeep RamCompany DescriptionRichardson Chrysler Jeep Ram

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