Fuel System Technician

Posted 13 days ago

diesel injection serviceEdwardsburg (MI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20-$30/hr

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Job Title: Fuel System Technician
Location: Grand Rapids, MI and Edwardsburg, MI
Job Type: Full-time - 40 hours Compensation Package: $20-$30/hr based on experience
Job Description: Rebuild diesel fuel injection components to factory specifications. Technician would be responsible for basic repair of fuel injection pumps, fuel injectors and turbochargers, including disassembly, cleaning and reassembly. All repaired systems are calibrated to manufacturer specification on OE industry test equipment. No prior experience necessary, all training needed is provided and paid for by the company. Technician must be able to: Clean parts to industry standard following the trained cleaning process Assemble products to factory specification Test and set components according to factory specifications Maintain a clean work environment Maintenance of test equipment as directed Follow directions and standard safety procedures Work well with others
Job Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent Strong mechanical aptitude Must be computer literate Ability to work in a fast pace production environment Must pass pre-employment drug screen Work on feet for 8 hours a day Able to lift 40lbs unassisted Must be eligible to work in the United States Benefits Available Paid Vacation and Sick Leave Health, Dental and Vision Insurance Retirement Contributions Company Description We operate a full service on vehicle repair facility as well as the repair and sale of fuel system components for all makes and models. We are an automotive repair facility that repairs gas and diesel vehicles/components both on and off vehicle.
Company Description: We operate a full service on vehicle repair facility as well as the repair and sale of fuel system components for all makes and models. We are an automotive repair facility that repairs gas and diesel vehicles/components both on and off vehicle.

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