Diesel Mechanic

Waste Connections•Ukiah, OR

16d•$35 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

Ukiah Waste Solutions, Inc., a Waste Connections company, is seeking a Diesel Mechanic to work on its fleet of vehicles at the Ukiah, California site. The position is scheduled Monday through Friday, starting at 11 a.m., with 8–10-hour shifts. Starting pay is $36.00 per hour depending on experience; the stated pay range is $35–$36 per hour. The mechanic performs scheduled fleet maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs; documents work in fleet maintenance software; and follows safety procedures and corporate and OSHA standards. Work may take place in a shop or outdoors while repairing trucks on the road. The environment is usually well-lighted and ventilated, but work may involve awkward or tight positions and greasy or dirty tools.

Requirements

At least 3 years of heavy-truck repair and maintenance experience, or at least 5 years of automotive experience if lacking heavy-truck experience.
Valid driver's license with a clean driving record.
Strong communication skills and ability to build good team relationships.
Attention to detail and flexibility.
Proficiency inspecting air-brake systems, steering, suspension, tires, electrical systems, and emissions systems (DPF/SCR).
Ability to lift, carry, and pull more than 75 pounds, kneel and bend frequently, and work in extreme temperatures.
Basic understanding of ECM downloading and interpreting trouble codes.
Familiarity with digital maintenance platforms for tracking service records.
Knowledge of hydraulic repair is required.
Must provide personal tools.

Nice To Haves

Welding and fabrication experience.

Responsibilities

Perform A, B, C, D, and H preventive-maintenance services at 21-day or 450-hour intervals.
Replace engine oil, air filters, and fuel filters.
Perform and document annual DOT safety inspections.
Grease components and adjust brakes.
Perform routine maintenance and repair engines, chassis and body components, hydraulic cylinders, brake systems, suspension systems, cooling systems, wheels, and tires.
Use vehicle computer electronics systems to interpret failure modes and initiate or assign repairs.
Conduct safety checks on vehicles and equipment.
Complete required paperwork in fleet maintenance software, including documentation of repairs, parts usage, and repair time.
Review, complete, or assign repairs identified on Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports.
Perform other maintenance-related work as required.
Maintain a clean and safe work area in compliance with corporate and OSHA standards.
Follow required safety protocols while working on vehicles.
Communicate needed repairs or tasks effectively.