Diesel Fleet Mechanic Technician III

Sysco•Anchorage, AK

4d•$32 - $48

About The Position

The Diesel Fleet Mechanic Technician III performs preventive maintenance inspections and repairs, expert diagnostics, and vehicle and equipment repairs to provide safe, reliable, and cost-efficient fleet vehicles. The role helps prevent roadside breakdowns, reduce vehicle downtime, and improve fleet reliability. Work includes inspecting and repairing tractors, trailers, converter dollies, refrigeration units, lift-gates, light-duty vehicles, and other company-owned equipment, while following applicable legal, regulatory, safety, and manufacturer requirements. The technician documents work orders, addresses Driver Vehicle Inspection Report write-ups, completes electrical repairs and welding projects, and mentors Fleet Technician I and II employees. The role may include moderate supervisory duties when fleet management or supervisors are unavailable. The technician provides their own tools; Sysco provides diagnostic equipment and major tools. The position frequently involves outdoor work and may require non-traditional hours, including evenings, nights, weekends, holidays, and on-call work. Occasional travel to other operating companies or the corporate office may be required.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Current and valid driver's license.
Medium/heavy-duty truck technical training.
Either a two-year school program and four years of experience, or five years of experience in fleet maintenance and repair.
Expert knowledge and skill in vehicle systems and components.
Expert knowledge and skill in diagnosing and repairing electrical systems on equipment.
Expert knowledge and skill in diagnosing and repairing refrigeration systems.
Expert knowledge and skill in preventive maintenance inspections and repair.
Moderate knowledge and skill in welding and cutting, including gas, electric, MIG, and TIG.
Moderate computer skills and knowledge.
Expert knowledge of DOT (FMCSA) regulations.
Moderate knowledge of OSHA safety regulations and environmental regulations.
Working knowledge of computer-based diagnostic software for OEMs and component manufacturers.
Ability to operate various pieces of equipment and perform the physical activities described for the role, including frequent lifting or moving of up to 100 pounds.

Nice To Haves

CDL.
Annual Inspector Certification.
Brake Inspector Certification.
ASE certifications for automotive or medium/heavy-duty trucks.
EPA Section 608 (Core and Type II) and Section 609 HVAC and Refrigeration Certification.

Responsibilities

Perform required inspections and preventive maintenance on vehicles and equipment within planned time tolerances.
Perform annual FAI/CVI inspections on fleet vehicles and company-owned equipment in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
Perform preventive maintenance inspections on tractors, trailers, converter dollies, refrigeration units, lift-gates, light-duty vehicles, and other company-owned equipment.
Perform maintenance repairs to maximize fleet safety and reliability.
Perform preventive maintenance, diagnosis, and repair on refrigeration units.
Address Driver Vehicle Inspection Report write-ups promptly and efficiently.
Diagnose malfunctions and repair vehicle systems to manufacturer specifications, including engines, transmissions, clutches, driveline, differentials, steering and suspension, fuel and ignition systems, exhaust and regeneration systems, intake systems, electrical systems, brakes, HVAC, and lift-gate hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical systems.
Follow procedures and document all work performed on work orders.
Mentor, teach, and share expertise with Fleet Technician I and II employees.
May perform moderate supervisory duties when the Fleet Manager or Fleet Supervisors are unavailable.
Perform electrical repairs and welding projects as needed.
Provide the tools necessary to perform maintenance, repairs, and diagnostics; Sysco provides diagnostic equipment and major tools.