Electrical Technician - Heavy-Duty Trucks & Trailers

CRC TRANSPORT LLC•Bear, DE

2d•$20 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

CRC Transport LLC is hiring an Electrical Technician to help keep its heavy-duty truck and trailer fleet safe, reliable, and road-ready. The role involves diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining vehicle electrical systems, verifying repairs against applicable DOT safety requirements, documenting work in the shop management system, and collaborating with shop personnel. The position is based at the CRC Transport Bear Terminal in Delaware and is performed on-site, indoors and outdoors in the truck maintenance shop. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, with Saturday work as needed and subject to approval, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM. Overtime may be required during busy periods or for critical repairs. This is a 1099 independent-contractor position.

Requirements

Previous experience working with electrical systems on heavy-duty trucks or commercial vehicles, with the ability to perform the core electrical tasks.
Knowledge of 12V and 24V electrical systems, wiring diagrams, charging systems, lighting, ABS, and electronic control systems.
Experience using multimeters, diagnostic scanners, and electrical testing equipment.
Ability to identify electrical faults, perform repairs, and verify that problems have been resolved.
Reliable, detail-oriented, and safety-conscious approach to work.
Good communication skills and willingness to learn, share knowledge, and work with a team.
Awareness of DOT electrical compliance requirements and safety standards applicable to heavy-duty trucks and trailers.
Physical ability to stand for extended periods, bend, kneel, climb in and out of trucks, perform detailed electrical work, and routinely lift up to 50 pounds.

Nice To Haves

Diesel-electric training.
ASE T6 certification.
Experience with PACCAR, Cummins, or Volvo.
Experience with Fullbay or Certaris shop management software.

Responsibilities

Diagnose electrical issues on heavy-duty trucks and trailers using diagnostic tools and testing equipment.
Repair and maintain wiring, lighting, batteries, charging systems, ABS, ECM, and other electrical components.
Troubleshoot complex problems and consult experienced team members when additional technical support is needed.
Inspect and test repairs to confirm proper operation and compliance with applicable DOT safety requirements.
Document completed repairs, parts used, and diagnostic findings in the shop management system.
Work with mechanics, fellow technicians, and other shop specialists to return vehicles to service safely and efficiently.
Maintain a safe, organized workspace and take care of tools and diagnostic equipment.