Diesel Mobile Service Technician- Raleigh, NC

Velocity Vehicle Group•Raleigh, NC

1d•$30 - $50

About The Position

Velocity Vehicle Group is hiring a Diesel Mobile Service Technician to perform preventive maintenance inspections and repairs on light-, medium-, and heavy-duty tractors and other equipment. The technician operates a service truck to conduct inspections and repairs at customer locations, sometimes in inclement weather, and is responsible for keeping the service truck clean, supplied, and maintained. The role includes diagnosing vehicle breakdowns, repairing or replacing worn and damaged components, performing tire services, and verifying repairs through test drives. The technician also ensures vehicles comply with applicable federal and state requirements, maintains accurate service and repair records, and controls costs by using warranties and evaluating service and parts options.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Experience in mechanical inspections and repairs in a related field.
Valid driver's license and ability to obtain a Class B license.
Basic set of hand tools up to 1 ½ inches and ½-drive pneumatics.
Technical understanding and attention to detail.
Strong verbal communication and documentation skills.
Ability to maintain accurate inventory control.
Ability to implement and maintain a strong safety environment.
Ability to work alone with little or no direction at times.
Ability to understand and adhere to company policies.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds at times.
Must pass a post-offer drug test and physical.

Nice To Haves

Post-secondary vocational education.
Fleet and mobile maintenance experience.
Expert-level certifications in Cummins or Detroit engines.

Responsibilities

Conduct preventive maintenance inspections, oil changes, and chassis lubrication on light-, medium-, and heavy-duty tractors and other equipment.
Identify worn or damaged parts and install component and part upgrades.
Conduct inspections at customer locations using a service truck, including in inclement weather.
Maintain the service truck, including its cleanliness and supplies.
Respond to dispatched service calls to diagnose and repair vehicle breakdowns.
Repair, replace, adjust, disassemble, and assemble components across major equipment systems.
Verify vehicle performance with test drives and adjust controls and systems as needed.
Perform tire replacements, rotations, mounting, and dismounting on and off vehicles.
Test engines and safety and combustion-control systems to comply with federal and state vehicle requirements.
Record vehicle services and repairs.
Control costs by using warranties and evaluating service and parts options.