Overnight Diesel Mechanic - Full-Time

Sweeping Corporation of America•Fort Worth, TX

26d•$21 - $39

About The Position

Sweeping Corporation of America is seeking a Diesel Mechanic to inspect, diagnose, repair, and maintain street sweepers and other heavy equipment, including loaders and backhoes. The role works with hydraulic, electrical, and air systems to keep equipment safe, reliable, and ready for service. The mechanic follows safety procedures, completes maintenance documentation, communicates repair needs and status, and responds to equipment failures. The position is based in Dallas, Texas, with minimal travel of 1–10%. The schedule is third shift, 12:00 AM–9:30 AM.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 2 years of hands-on experience in a shop environment working with hydraulic, electrical, and air pressure systems.
Valid driver’s license.
Provide and maintain basic hand and diagnostic tools needed for the job.
At least 18 years of age.
Maintain an acceptable driving record and pass a motor vehicle record check, background check, DOT physical, and drug screening in accordance with company policy and applicable law.
Strong knowledge of machinery, hydraulic, electrical, and other mechanical systems.
Proficiency using hand tools, shop tools, and precision measurement tools such as calipers.
Follow safety procedures, conduct inspections, operate equipment responsibly, and comply with traffic, site, and regulatory requirements.
Plan and execute work efficiently and accurately, adapt to changing conditions, and maintain dependable attendance.
Communicate clearly and professionally with supervisors and team members and promptly report equipment issues, incidents, and safety concerns.
Meet the physical requirements of the role, including lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds at varying heights, including overhead, and using required personal protective equipment.

Nice To Haves

Experience in heavy equipment, waste, or recycling services.

Responsibilities

Inspect equipment and mechanical systems for safety hazards and operational issues; follow safety protocols, including lockout/tagout.
Monitor lubrication, fluid levels, and equipment condition to prevent leaks, contamination, or failures.
Perform assembly, repairs, and preventive maintenance according to blueprints, technical specifications, and torque requirements.
Complete maintenance work efficiently to reduce equipment downtime and improve reliability.
Use diagnostic tools, including multimeters and specialized software, to identify mechanical problems.
Safely use machinery and hand tools to repair and maintain heavy equipment, including sweepers, loaders, and backhoes.
Handle parts, components, lubricants, and fluids safely; apply fluids appropriately and dispose of used materials in accordance with regulations.
Immediately report equipment issues, malfunctions, near misses, crashes, injuries, and safety concerns to management.
Communicate maintenance needs and best practices to operators and team members; provide updates about repairs, parts, and schedule changes.
Follow company policies and industry regulations related to safety, environmental standards, and equipment maintenance.
Complete service reports, safety checklists, and compliance forms.
Respond proactively to unexpected equipment failures, diagnose problems, adapt repair approaches, and collaborate on solutions to improve reliability and reduce downtime.