Fleet Mechanic

SpartanNash•Fargo, ND

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Fleet Mechanic inspects, diagnoses, and performs preventive and corrective maintenance and repair of diesel semi-trucks and trailers. The role maintains company safety standards and compliance with applicable regulatory requirements, including DOT requirements, and supports less experienced team members through coaching and technical assistance. The position works on tractors, trailers, and refrigeration systems, completing inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, and maintenance documentation.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
At least 6 years of work experience in a related field.
Valid driver's license.
Must provide and maintain essential mechanic tools and a toolbox for daily tasks.
Must complete SpartanNash certification for safe driving skills for material handling equipment, tractors, and trailers; training is provided.
Ability to work weekends, holidays, day and night hours, and overtime as necessary and assigned.
Ability to work assigned shifts of 8–10 hours.

Nice To Haves

EPA certification.

Responsibilities

Assess preventive maintenance schedules and ensure equipment maintenance is completed on time.
Discuss work orders and priorities with the supervisor or lead, proactively identifying issues or conditions that could affect equipment operation.
Use maintenance systems to document maintenance and repair work accurately and on time.
Maintain current knowledge of applicable regulations and laws, including DOT requirements, to support shop compliance.
Prepare and complete DOT inspections and related paperwork accurately and promptly.
Collaborate with other departments as appropriate.
Diagnose and repair tractor engine, electrical, electronic, brake, cooling, ABS, aftertreatment, driveline, and vibration issues.
Replace tractor starters, alternators, batteries, and air brake components; service fifth wheels; and perform tractor DOT inspections.
Use diagnostic software to troubleshoot tractors and maintain service records and repair documentation.
Diagnose and repair trailer ABS, electrical, braking, suspension, axle, landing gear, and liftgate hydraulic systems.
Perform trailer DOT inspections and maintain service records and repair documentation.
Replace refrigeration compressors and sensors, diagnose electrical control faults, repair evaporator and condenser systems, troubleshoot temperature-control problems, and perform advanced refrigeration diagnostics.
Mentor entry-level technicians.