Diesel Truck Technician

Vanguard Truck Centers•Dublin, VA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

NVR plays a specialized and hands-on role in customizing and outfitting commercial vehicles to meet client needs. This role involves collaborating with clients to understand their goals, evaluating the current state of the vehicle, and determining required modifications. The technician will execute mechanical, electrical, and body modifications, which may include installing specialty parts, electrical upgrades, and interior enhancements. Customization or fabrication of mounting hardware, wiring harnesses, and structural supports will be necessary, involving welding, cutting, and adapting components. Quality assurance and compliance are critical, requiring thorough inspections and testing to ensure modifications meet safety standards and industry regulations. The role also includes troubleshooting and testing systems, maintaining detailed records, interacting professionally with clients, ensuring workshop maintenance and safety, and engaging in continuous learning to stay current with new technologies and requirements.

Requirements

Safety shoes are required on day one of employment.
Employees must wear approved safety footwear at all times while working in designated shop and service areas.
Background screening is a mandatory prerequisite for employment consideration.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with clients to understand their goals—whether it's improving utility, installing safety gear, or adding custom features.
Evaluate the current state of the vehicle and determine required modifications.
Execute mechanical, electrical, and body modifications which may include: Installing specialty parts (e.g., suspension kits, performance components).
Perform electrical upgrades like lighting systems, communication devices, or navigation units.
Conduct interior enhancements such as custom seating, cabinetry, or tech add-ons.
Customize or fabricate mounting hardware, wiring harnesses, and structural supports to accommodate unique installations.
Weld, cut, and adapt components as needed to suit vehicle-specific requirements.
Conduct thorough inspections and testing to ensure modifications meet safety standards and function as expected.
Ensure all work is compliant with industry regulations and standards.
Diagnose any issues arising during or after modifications.
Test systems—both mechanically and electronically—to confirm proper operation.
Maintain detailed records of parts used, labor time, and modification specifications.
Provide clients with estimates, progress updates, and final summaries.
Communicate professionally with clients to clarify requirements, manage expectations, and explain technical aspects.
Offer expert advice and tailored solutions based on vehicle type and usage.
Keep the work environment clean, safe, and organized.
Regularly inspect and maintain tools and equipment to ensure safe operation.
Stay current on new vehicle technologies, customization techniques, and regulatory requirements.
Engage in training and professional development to expand skill sets.