Light Duty Mechanic (LD) – $2,000 Sign On Bonus - Full Time – Days

Kerry Brothers Truck Repair•Wixom, MI

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About The Position

Kerry Brothers Truck Repair is hiring a Light Duty Mechanic to diagnose, repair, and maintain gasoline- and diesel-powered light-duty vehicles, including pickup trucks, service trucks, vans, SUVs, and light commercial fleet vehicles. Repairs must meet manufacturer specifications and the company’s quality standards. The role calls for strong diagnostic ability, attention to detail, efficient repair work, and a focus on customer satisfaction. The mechanic works on a diverse mix of fleet and commercial vehicles and is expected to troubleshoot difficult problems, complete repairs correctly, and continue developing technical knowledge and certifications. The company describes its environment as fast-paced and team-oriented, with training, modern equipment, and opportunities for career advancement.

Requirements

Two or more years of automotive or light-duty repair experience is preferred.
Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills.
Experience using scan tools and diagnostic software.
Knowledge of gasoline and diesel engine systems.
Experience with brake, suspension, steering, and electrical repairs.
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record.
Ability to lift up to 75 pounds.
Strong organizational and communication skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Basic computer skills for documenting repairs.

Nice To Haves

ASE certifications.
State of Michigan certifications.
Diesel engine experience.
Fleet maintenance experience.
Air conditioning certification (EPA 609).
CDL or willingness to obtain one.
Welding or fabrication experience.
Experience with Ford, GM, Ram, Isuzu, and medium-duty commercial vehicles.

Responsibilities

Perform preventative maintenance, including oil changes, filter and fluid services, and scheduled maintenance.
Diagnose engine performance, drivability, and electrical concerns.
Repair and replace brake systems.
Diagnose and repair steering and suspension systems.
Replace shocks, struts, control arms, ball joints, tie rods, and wheel bearings.
Diagnose and repair cooling systems.
Repair fuel delivery systems.
Diagnose and repair charging and starting systems.
Test and replace batteries.
Diagnose and repair HVAC systems.
Perform exhaust system repairs.
Replace timing components, water pumps, and accessory drive components.
Perform driveline repairs, including U-joints, CV axles, differentials, and transfer cases.
Diagnose transmission concerns and perform minor transmission repairs.
Perform state inspections where applicable.
Use OEM and aftermarket diagnostic equipment.
Document repairs accurately in the shop management system.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
Communicate repair recommendations with service advisors.