Diesel Mechanic
$43 - $49/hr
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$43 - $49/hr
About the role
- Mid-Atlantic Truck & Equipment is Hiring Shop and Mobile Diesel Technicians
- Clinton, MDDiesel Mechanic Benefits Built with Our Technicians in MindMobile Diesel Technician:$43 - $49/hr | $2,500 Sign-On Bonus | Take-Home Service Truck | Monday - Friday | OT Available
- Shop Diesel Technician:$29 - $34/hr No Flat Rate Monday - Friday No Weekends
- $250 quarterly tool allowance ($1,000/year!)$200 annual boot allowance 401(k) with company match
- Company-paid life insurance, short- & long-term disability AD&DMedical, dental, and vision insurance
- Seven (7) paid holidays & generous PTO - start accruing immediately, with two weeks available in your first year
- Schedule and Work-Life Balance:
- Consistent Monday-Friday schedule for great work-life balance
- No weekends required / Optional OT Available
- Field Service Techs are provided with a take-home company service truck
- Training and Development:
- Vendor-exclusive training
- Career growth opportunities
- Quick & easy hiring process - we move fast to respect your time
- Hands-on experience diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining diesel-powered heavy-duty work trucks or equipment
- Strong hydraulic troubleshooting and repair skills, including pumps, cylinders, valves, hoses, and PTO-driven hydraulic systems
- Diesel engine diagnostic and repair experience, including mechanical troubleshooting and use of diagnostic tools
- Electrical troubleshooting experience, with the ability to diagnose and repair electrical systems and components
- Strong mechanical and chassis/drivetrain experience, including brakes, suspension, steering, and related components
- Welding experience (MIG and/or stick preferred)
- Own professional tools and the ability to confidently use them for diagnostics and repairs
- Valid driver's license required Class A or B CDL is a plus
- About Mid-Atlantic Truck & Equipment
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