Diesel Mechanic Technician

PFG | Performance Good Group

8d•$33

About The Position

Performance Foodservice is seeking a Diesel Mechanic Technician to perform preventative maintenance and repairs on medium- to heavy-duty trucks, trailers, refrigeration units, and converter dollies. The technician works under minimal supervision, ensures compliance with state and federal trucking regulations, and keeps repair and parts documentation current in the online Enterprise Asset Management system. The role may require road-call services as needed. The schedule is Monday through Thursday, 8:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m., with no weekends. Pay is up to $33.00 per hour based on experience, with additional pay for applicants who hold a CDL. The posting also offers a sign-on bonus of up to $10,000 (terms apply), an annual tool allowance, an annual safety boot allowance, and benefits from the first day of employment.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience.
At least 2 years of proven medium- to heavy-duty vehicle repair experience, including preventative maintenance, tire and wheel work, air and air disc brakes, diagnosis, computerized diagnostics, electrical troubleshooting, electronic component repair, and A/C refrigeration experience.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree or two-year technical, vocational, or trade school diploma.
At least 3 years of proven medium- to heavy-duty vehicle repair experience, including preventative maintenance, tire and wheel work, air and air disc brakes, diagnosis, computerized diagnostics, electrical troubleshooting, electronic component repair, and A/C refrigeration experience.
Certifications in tire and wheel, brakes, A/C and/or EPA, DOT inspections, transmissions, engines, or ASE Heavy Duty.
CDL license; additional pay is offered to applicants who hold one.

Responsibilities

Perform preventative maintenance, minor repairs, and standard component inspections and repairs on fleet diesel equipment, including tractors, trailers, and refrigeration units.
Identify root causes of basic equipment failures or conditions and make repairs as required.
Ensure equipment has required licensing and registration before deeming it roadworthy.
Document repairs and preventative maintenance thoroughly in the online Enterprise Asset Management system.
Install, replace, and repair onboard computers.
Inspect brake systems, steering mechanisms, wheel bearings, and other parts, replacing components when needed.
Perform routine maintenance, including changing oil, checking batteries, and lubricating equipment and machinery.
Use hand tools, precision instruments, power tools, welding equipment, jacks, and hoists as needed.
Perform road-call services as needed.
Communicate professionally with co-workers and answer questions accurately and promptly.
Perform other related duties as assigned.