Heavy Duty Journeyman Service Technician
$35.00/Hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$35.00/Hour
About the role
- Daily planning with the rest of the service team to establish repair strategies based on job priorities.
- Determine work required from the repair order.
- Diagnose vehicle in operation to determine issue, to verify customer's complaint, and to plan repair strategy.
- Complete repairs efficiently within the time allowed.
- Perform QUALITY repairs minimizing shop comebacks and unnecessary shop expense.
- Submit a complete and accurate write-up for each repair performed.
- Road test vehicles to verify satisfactory repair (if you possess a CDL)
- Manual and computerized time posting on a ongoing basis.
- Confirm that all cores are returned to parts and that warranty parts are properly tagged and stored.
- Coordinate with the rear parts counter, as needed on parts needed for the repair.
- Maintain a clean shop environment. Throw out trash from your repair. Return tools to the cage. Roll up and store drop lights and extension cords.
- Maintain the readiness and proper working condition of the shop tools. Make adjustments and minor repairs as needed. Notify Service Manager if a needed tool is not quickly repairable.
- Assist the Service Team with preparing accurate repair estimates when required.
- Update Service Manager on current repairs in process on a regular basis.
- Participate in ongoing training in an effort to increase skills.
- Maintain current certifications.
- Work in a safe manner. Do not put yourself, a customer, a fellow employee, or a vehicle in harm's way.
- Provide and maintain a full set of hand tools and air tools.
- Leave the customer's vehicle in the same or cleaner condition than when you started repair. Use seat covers and floor mats.
- Be punctual at the start of your shift and when returning from lunch and breaks.
- Do not exceed one hour on diagnosis without approval from the Service Manager.
- Bring any additional repairs, immediately to the attention of the Service TeamAlways wear your safety glasses when on the shop floor.
- Understand and follow federal, state, and local regulations regarding disposal of hazardous waste, OSHA, MSDA, right-to-know, etc, Conduct oneself in a professional manner reflecting the importance that the customer has in our business. Without the customer, we are out of business.
- Think company "first" & customer "first" & safety "first" in all day to day activities
- Paccar and / or Cummins certification
- Diagnostic / Repair experience with electrical / after-treatments systems
- Brakes, Oil Changes, Clutch Jobs & other general truck repairs 5 years working on heavy duty diesel trucks / equipment
- Clean DMV record and current driver's license.
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