Mobile Fleet Technician

Prestige Fleet Services•Chicago, IL

About The Position

Prestige Fleet Services is seeking a Mobile Fleet Technician to diagnose, inspect, and repair commercial tractors and trailers, including Class 6–8 vehicles. The work includes mobile road calls and in-yard repairs, preventive maintenance, DOT inspections, and repairs involving brakes, electrical, hydraulic, A/C, engine, exhaust, and after-treatment systems. Technicians use a company device to create and manage work orders, maintain service-truck inventory, source parts, complete inspection and DOT documentation, and communicate findings to management and customers. Prestige Fleet Services has maintained trucks and trailers for over 40 years and operates across multiple states. The company describes itself as family-oriented and emphasizes hands-on work, employee investment, and technology intended to reduce administrative work. Shifts are available to meet different lifestyles.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience repairing commercial tractors and trailers.
Experience performing annual federal inspections and brake inspections.
Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record and no suspensions.
Ability to lift more than 50 pounds.
Comfort using computers for billing and work orders.
Ability to follow verbal and written work orders and stay on track with daily repairs.
Confidence explaining a diagnosis over the phone and helping customers determine next steps for repairs.
Self-motivation and excellent organization and planning skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience with stick welding.
Own tools.
Certifications are a plus, including EPA 608, EPA 609, Universal, and ASE.

Responsibilities

Diagnose, inspect, and repair Class 6–8 tractors and trailers, including brake, electrical, hydraulic, A/C, engine, exhaust, and after-treatment systems and components.
Perform preventive maintenance and DOT inspections.
Service and replace parts such as tires, hubs, axles, and lift-gates.
Write work orders and open and close repair orders on a company device for mobile road calls and in-yard work.
Inspect tractors and trailers for compliance with U.S. Department of Transportation road-safety requirements.
Manage service-truck inventory and source parts from local vendors.
Complete inspection reports and DOT documentation accurately and on time.
Provide strong customer service and report findings to management.
Explain diagnoses over the phone and help customers decide on next steps for repairs.