Container, Chassis, Trailer Maintenance & Repair Technician

US Multimodal Group•West Memphis, AR

5d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is located in West Memphis, TN - As an CCT M&R Tech, you will maintain and repair intermodal equipment ( CCT- containers, chassis and trailers) in order to meet the equipment demands of our customers in accordance with the core values of the company and in a way that he/she achieves the established goals for operational performance and safety while building customer loyalty. This position is required to be on-site daily in the West Memphis, TN Yard location. Summary: This person's objective is to maintain and repair intermodal equipment ( CCT- containers, chassis and trailers) in order to meet the equipment demands of our customers in accordance with the core values of the company and in a way that he/she achieves the established goals for operational performance and safety while building customer loyalty.

Requirements

Ability to lift over 50lbs
Owns complete set of tools
Ability and Knowledge to use power or pneumatic tools
Work in adverse weather conditions
Performs work independently
Problems solving and diagnostics skills
Ability and agility to work in all areas of shop/ yard
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
Employment eligibility will be verified through E-Verify, and a background check is required.

Nice To Haves

Hand tools
Ratchet and socket set: A set with both metric and SAE sizes is essential for handling various nuts and bolts.
Combination wrenches: Get a set in both metric and SAE sizes.
Pliers: A set including needle-nose, slip-joint
Screwdrivers: A set with both Phillips and flathead bits is a must.
Allen wrenches: A set in both metric and SAE sizes for hexagonal fasteners.
Pry bar: A medium-length pry bar is a good starting point for leverage.
Vice grips: Also known as locking pliers, these are useful for many tasks, like holding parts in place.
Hammer: A ball peen hammer, dead blow hammer, mallet
Hook and pick set: Useful for pulling O-rings, disconnecting small hoses, and cleaning hard-to-reach areas.
Wire brush: A small one is helpful for cleaning terminals and other parts.
Safety and troubleshooting tools
Mechanic's gloves: To protect your hands.
Digital multimeter: For diagnosing electrical issues.
Telescoping magnet: Indispensable for retrieving dropped nuts, bolts, and other small metal parts in hard-to-reach places.
Magnetic parts tray: Keeps small parts from getting lost.
Optional but useful tools
Breaker bar: For extra leverage when a standard ratchet isn't enough to loosen a stubborn nut.
Impact driver: A powerful tool for driving screws and bolts.
Cordless drill: Useful for drilling holes and driving fasteners.

Responsibilities

Must be able to perform all repairs listed on the FHWA ( Federal Highway Administration)
Inspect equipment to determine best work plan procedure
Removes, replaces or rebuilds damaged or malfunctioning parts
Understands and repairs electrical systems, air systems, brakes, tires, etc.
Perform welding and riveting
Helps unload/unpack tires and parts maintains organization of inventory
Maintains a clean and safe working environment that complies with environmental guidelines and policies.
Ensures repairs are completed according to customer's established criteria
Works with auditors to determine amount and type of repairs needed
Repairs are completed correctly and economically as assigned
Completed work on equipment meets or exceeds safety compliance
Documents all repairs work orders
Meets established productivity measures
Reports any irregularities to management
Keeps the shop/ yard area and company vehicles and assets in clean and orderly conditions
Works well with other mechanics to perform as a team
Perform other duties as assigned