The Terminal Lead Maintenance Technician performs routine maintenance, diagnostics, troubleshooting, and repairs on company and owner/operator tractors and trailers, as well as equipment purchased from the company. Safety and compliance with DOT standards are primary considerations for all maintenance and repair work. The role also performs welding needed for equipment repairs and upkeep and directs the day-to-day work of Terminal Maintenance Technicians, setting priorities when appropriate. The technician maintains a range of vehicle and tank systems, including engines, transmissions, brakes, wheel ends, tires, shutdown systems, pumps, valves, plumbing, and suspensions. The role uses diagnostic, maintenance, and inventory software to document work, track parts and time, and maintain records in accordance with OSHA and DOT standards. It also includes preparing hazardous-material tanks for product changes, attending required meetings, and establishing individual goals aligned with company objectives. Work is primarily in a vehicle maintenance shop and the surrounding vehicle parking area. The job involves exposure to chemicals, hazardous materials and fumes, dust, dirt, grease, and maintenance by-products, as well as use of tools and welding and torching equipment. Occasional travel is required to pick up or deliver equipment and attend safety meetings or other events. Physical demands include frequent bending, pushing, pulling, reaching, kneeling, squatting, gripping, climbing, lifting and carrying up to 100 pounds, and entering a confined space through an opening up to 18 inches for tank inspection and repair.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED