Diesel Mechanic 3D

The Service Company•Springfield, OH

47d•$36 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

Level 3D technicians are capable of diagnosing and repairing every component of commercial vehicles. These are the fighter pilots of the commercial vehicle repair world- Level 3 techs can multitask, diagnose, and repair vehicles all while communicating with other personnel and utilizing every piece of technology and resources available to come to a conclusion, regardless of the difficulty.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Valid driver’s license
Strong work ethic, initiative
At least 2 years working on heavy duty trucks
Solid experience in all types of electronics and manufacturers
Effective Communication: Clearly articulate questions, findings, and ideas to learn members and supervisors
Teamwork: Collaborate effectively with peers and supervisors, contributing positively to the work environment
Adaptability: Embrace new tasks and evolving technologies with a flexible and proactive approach
Attention to Detail: Ensure precision and accuracy in every task, from diagnostics to documentation
Time Management: Efficiently prioritize tasks to meet deadlines without sacrificing quality
Problem-Solving: Approach challenges with a proactive mindset to identify effective solutions
Eagerness to Learn: Show a strong commitment to professional growth, taking feedback constructively

Responsibilities

Assist with routine maintenance tasks to ensure equipment operates at peak performance
Learn and perform inspections, repairs, and replacements related to wheel-end assemblies
Gain experience in diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining brake systems
Develop skills in troubleshooting and repairing basic electrical components and wiring
Assist in tire mounting, balancing, and general maintenance
Work on driveline components under supervision, ensuring proper alignment and functionality
Learn to inspect, repair, and maintain suspension systems
Acquire fundamental fabrication skills to assist in custom repairs and modifications
Gain practical knowledge in maintaining and troubleshooting air systems essential for diesel equipment
Perform repairs on bolt-on engine components (e.g., manifolds, turbos, water pumps, fan drives, air compressors)
Legally perform federal inspections (DOT inspections) on commercial vehicles
Perform repairs on HVAC systems, including air conditioning theory and proper recovery machine use
Perform troubleshooting and repair of more complex air systems such as air compressors, air dryers, and brake valves
Perform alignments in a satisfactory manner using TSC alignment equipment
Diagnose steering issues and perform repairs, including knowledge on testing pressures and flows of steering gears and pumps
Troubleshoot electrical systems that involve start and charge issues (alternators, batteries, starters, etc.)
Obtain and hold a CDL
Demonstrate extensive knowledge of ABS systems and comfort with Bendix and Wabco software
Demonstrate extensive knowledge of electronic engine controls and ability to diagnose and repair all parts of the engine, regardless of manufacturer, using OEM software for various manufacturers
Deeply understand how aftertreatment systems work, including their integration with the engine, and utilize software to diagnose, monitor, and repair these systems
Diagnose and repair all types of control modules related to the chassis, including various computer acronyms (LCM, ACM, VECU, IPPC, MCM, ACM, CPC, TCM, SAM, etc.)
Diagnose and repair automated transmissions such as Volvo Ishift, Paacar TX, Freightliner DT, Eaton Endurant, etc.
Repair any other system that comes into the facilities for repairs, including electronically controlled hydrovac systems, collision warning, rollover protection, telematics, etc.