Diesel Mechanic

Groendyke Transport•Denver, CO

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Anyone can offer a truck-driving job. Groendyke Transport offers careers that unlock unlimited potential. Summary Location: Terminal Assignment Reports To: Terminal/Shop Manager Non Exempt Classification Date Last Revised: 8.6.2019 Location: Terminal Assignment Reports To: Terminal/Shop Manager Non Exempt Classification Date Last Revised: 8.6.2019 This position’s primary responsibility is to inspect, repair, and perform routine maintenance on all terminal shop equipment, such as truck-tractors, semi-cargo tank trailers, and related shop equipment in a safe, timely, cost-effective manner. Maintain complete, timely, and accurate records on all maintenance equipment in the absence of a Shop Manager. Description Essential Duties and Responsibilities include but are not limited to Troubleshoot and perform failure analysis of the component parts and systems on the truck-tractor, or the component parts and systems of a cargo tank semi-trailer. Make proper use of both power and hand tools to repair or replace defective components of Company fleet and other equipment. When applicable, use welding skills and knowledge of metals to complete vehicle repairs. Prepare and maintain maintenance records in accordance with Company policies and State and Federal regulations in the absence of a Shop Manager. Read reports, technical manuals, and other documents to keep abreast of changes in Company fleet, including all component parts. Qualified to perform FHWA inspections (GTI code IN-ANN) Qualified to perform brake maintenance (GTI code BRAQUA) Qualified to perform tire maintenance (GTI code TIRES) Qualified to perform HM-183 inspections (GTI code HM183R) Ability to repair any issue discovered during a preventive maintenance inspection on all revenue-generating equipment without assistance Ability to diagnose and repair electronic powertrain components and trailer ABS systems Ability to provide guidance and training as needed to Level B and C technicians Ability to assume supervisor’s duties on a temporary basis as needed to maintain workflow with operations Ability to work shifts that consist of days or nights and/or weekends as specified by the Shop/Terminal Manager. Provide a safe work environment for co-workers at all times. Assure that the cargo tank entry procedures are followed at all times. Perform other duties as assigned. Level A technicians that are HM-183 registered inspectors may not be required to possess the skills outlined in bullet points 10-13 (see highlighted) but will be at a lower “Level A” pay scale.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Possess a current, valid driver’s license
Five years of heavy truck maintenance experience preferred
Must possess own hand tools
Must pass pre-employment physical to ensure that all essential functions can be met
Must be able to effectively operate computer systems to complete essential job functions.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot and perform failure analysis of the component parts and systems on the truck-tractor, or the component parts and systems of a cargo tank semi-trailer.
Make proper use of both power and hand tools to repair or replace defective components of Company fleet and other equipment.
When applicable, use welding skills and knowledge of metals to complete vehicle repairs.
Prepare and maintain maintenance records in accordance with Company policies and State and Federal regulations in the absence of a Shop Manager.
Read reports, technical manuals, and other documents to keep abreast of changes in Company fleet, including all component parts.
Qualified to perform FHWA inspections (GTI code IN-ANN)
Qualified to perform brake maintenance (GTI code BRAQUA)
Qualified to perform tire maintenance (GTI code TIRES)
Qualified to perform HM-183 inspections (GTI code HM183R)
Ability to repair any issue discovered during a preventive maintenance inspection on all revenue-generating equipment without assistance
Ability to diagnose and repair electronic powertrain components and trailer ABS systems
Ability to provide guidance and training as needed to Level B and C technicians
Ability to assume supervisor’s duties on a temporary basis as needed to maintain workflow with operations
Ability to work shifts that consist of days or nights and/or weekends as specified by the Shop/Terminal Manager.
Provide a safe work environment for co-workers at all times.
Assure that the cargo tank entry procedures are followed at all times.
Perform other duties as assigned.