Engine Workshop Technician - Level III

Cummins•Oklahoma City, OK

About The Position

The Engine Workshop Technician completes troubleshooting, repairs, and rebuilds on engine products independently in a service workshop while coaching and developing less experienced technicians. The role applies documented procedures to diagnose and repair engines, performs preventative maintenance, and maintains accurate service records. It also involves using service tools and technical resources to investigate issues, repair mechanical and electrical systems, and document completed work. Travel is required for training, and the technician will be required to obtain state certification in alternative fuels.

Requirements

Advanced-level knowledge of and/or experience with engine products.
Vocational diploma from a relevant technical institution.
Must obtain state certification in alternative fuels.
Must meet Federal Transit Administration pre-employment and ongoing random drug and alcohol testing requirements.
May require licensing for compliance with export controls or sanctions regulations.

Nice To Haves

Apprentice-trained engine technician.
Locally valid driving permit.
Experience providing technical advice and coaching to more junior technicians.
A CDL may be required to obtain upon hire; federal law requires CDL holders to be at least 21 years old.

Responsibilities

Apply documented procedures and policies to perform diagnostics and complex repairs.
Perform preventative maintenance based on assessment of the engine.
Complete work documentation, time sheets, warranty claims, and quality forms using handwritten or business-system input.
Complete training in line with skill and business requirements.
Coach and develop technicians and/or apprentices and transfer knowledge and experience to others; may provide work direction and review repair plans and parts lists.
Maintain the cleanliness and proper operation of the work area and tools.
Follow and ensure more junior technicians follow relevant Health, Safety & Environmental policies, procedures, and legislation; report issues and incidents to a supervisor.
Troubleshoot customer complaints using workflows, procedures, service tools, and software; validate repairs and document troubleshooting results.
Select and use appropriate electronic service tools and interpret their results to determine service actions.
Analyze interactions among engine electrical and mechanical systems to diagnose and repair issues.
Repair and maintain mechanical and electrical products, disassemble and assemble engines or power generators, inspect and replace components, and perform progressive damage checks.
Create and verify customer, equipment, and technical information and accurately document work in the service management system.
Use available technical resources to investigate product issues, escalate issues when needed, and record troubleshooting steps to support timely resolution.