Diesel Mechanic

Cemstone•Dresser, WI

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Diesel Mechanic is responsible for diagnosing and repairing various components of equipment, including transmissions, engines, drain lines, rear axles, gear boxes, and hydraulic components. This role involves troubleshooting electrical and hydraulic problems, as well as issues with steering and brake systems. The mechanic will also perform routine servicing such as greasing and oil changes, and may be required to perform welding and operate cutting torch and gas welding equipment. Additionally, the position requires operating various shop and air tools, and potentially a service or tow truck. Maintaining positive working relationships, promoting the company's image, and ensuring customer satisfaction are key aspects of the role. Other duties may be assigned by the director of fleet.

Requirements

Two-year college or technical school; or six months to one-year related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Apply knowledge of mechanical functioning of various components on the equipment, and make necessary repairs related to the equipment as these problems occur.
Perform these jobs on an individual basis as well as being able to work with others in group situations.
Work on various equipment in varying positions, either crawling under and/or laying on their back on top of or on a wheeled unit for various lengths of time. Work with wrenches and/or tolls as described earlier in all the above circumstances. Do various jobs utilizing proper body mechanics.
Perform the jobs required to repair equipment according to US DOT regulations and specifications.
Comply with all company safety related rules. Work with safety related equipment to perform your duties.
Always make sure that the equipment being worked on is made safe for oneself and other employees before performing any work-related tasks.
Ability to understand written instructions and/or problems written up concerning necessary repairs required for various equipment malfunctions.
Ability to understand service/repair manuals relating to equipment/parts on which would be worked.
Computer keyboard skills and or ability to learn through training.

Nice To Haves

DOT inspector training certificate (upon request).

Responsibilities

Read job order and observe/listen to truck in operation to determine malfunction and plan work procedures.
Diagnose and repair/replace various parts/components that have failed or are causing malfunctions on the equipment, such as transmission, engines, drain lines rear axles, gear boxes and hydraulic components.
Troubleshoot and repair electrical problems relating to the equipment and its components.
Diagnose and repair problems related to the hydraulic components of equipment.
Diagnose and repair problems on the steering systems of equipment.
Diagnose and repair problems on the brake system of equipment.
Service equipment: i.e., grease trucks and related equipment, change oils/fluids.
Welding of components necessary for repair of equipment and/or fabrication of components/parts necessary for repair of equipment.
Operate cutting torch and gas welding equipment.
Operate shop tools: i.e., power drill, power saw and related power tools. Operate air tools, chipping guns and scalers, impact guns and related air tools.
Operate service truck or tow truck with required license.
Maintain effective working relationships with company employees, suppliers, and customers.
Promote and maintain the professional image and reputation of the company and ensure timely problem resolution and customer satisfaction.
Other duties as assigned by the director of fleet.