Trailer Mechanic - 2nd shift
Trailer Mechanic - 2nd shift
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Services and repairs different areas of a trailer including the brakes, lights, seals, and other general maintenance items as work order indicates.
- Repairs and replaces damaged tires of trailers. May rotate tires to different positions on vehicle.
- Inspects trailers for defects according to Department of Transportation specifications.
- Complete all required documentation on inbound and outbound documents. Processes final paperwork such as PM sheet, annual inspection sheet, PD sheet, and end of job report
- Reads all new service bulletin letters to be kept updated on all new products and services
- Handle all products according to customer and employer procedures.
- Possess ability to read and understand instructions and prepare written reports.
- Employees are required to be on a rotation Service Call schedule
- Employee must be at work during scheduled hours and demonstrate reliable and predictable attendance
- Other duties and tasks as required by supervisor Required Skills/Abilities: Ability to follow instructions from supervisor or management.
- Knowledge of general maintenance and repair.
- Ability to use hand tools and power tools.
- Regular attendance & ability to be ready at the start of shift necessary
- Valid Driver’s License & a satisfactory MVRAbility to pass post-offer physical & drug screen Education and Experience:
- Related experience required
- High School Diploma or equivalent required Physical Requirements: Must be able to lift, push or carry up to 100-pound objects with assistance
- Frequently required to sit / stand / kneel / stoop / bend / use hands to handle materials / reach with arms and hands / operate motor-vehicle or job-related equipment / climb ladders
- This job description does not list all duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this position. Duties, responsibilities may change at any time with or without notice.
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