Fleet Maintenance - Preventative Maintenance Technician - 3rd shift Cheshire

Bozzutos•Cheshire, CT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Fleet Preventative Maintenance Technician, you will help maintain the functionality and longevity of trailers in the Fleet Maintenance Department. You will document repairs and ensure work aligns with OSHA, state and federal requirements, and company policies to support a safe working environment. The role primarily takes place in a shop, with occasional outdoor work and varying temperatures. The schedule is Sunday through Thursday, 10:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. Compensation is $27.00 per hour plus a $5.00 shift differential.

Requirements

Preferred: One year of technical experience in automotive or industrial equipment.
Preferred: Federal Annual Inspection Certificate (40 CFR pt. 396.19) and Brake Inspection Certificate (49 CFR pt. 396.25).
Maintain up-to-date tools of the trade.
Preferred: English proficiency, written and verbal, to communicate effectively with associates and leadership.
Ability to lift up to 80–85 pounds; stand, bend, lift, and twist for up to 90% of the shift; frequently lift items from floor level to above the head; and stand or walk at least 10 hours daily.
Ability to work in varying temperature-controlled environments and operate required material-handling equipment, including getting on and off equipment throughout the shift.
Strong communication and organizational skills, including the ability to fulfill customer orders promptly, prioritize, and meet deadlines.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Ability to maintain high standards of product handling and follow and promote safety policies.

Nice To Haves

One year of technical experience in automotive or industrial equipment.
Federal Annual Inspection Certificate (40 CFR pt. 396.19).
Brake Inspection Certificate (49 CFR pt. 396.25).
English proficiency, written and verbal.

Responsibilities

Inspect, diagnose, and repair reefer trailers and lift gates, and report additional repair needs to leadership.
Complete paperwork, equipment inspection forms, and other documents accurately and promptly using professional language.
Perform preventive maintenance on assigned trailers, including refrigeration (excluding work requiring 608 certification), landing legs, lift gates, evaporators, and Federal Annual Inspections.
Independently inspect brake shoes and drums; replace them under supervision.
Inspect and diagnose tire issues, and remove and replace tires.
Use basic soldering and welding skills and air-powered equipment when necessary.
Help clean and maintain a safe working environment, including facilities and service vehicles.
Work various or additional shifts as needed, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.
Perform other duties as assigned by leadership.
Communicate clearly with peers and leaders, prioritize work, meet deadlines, maintain product-handling standards, and support safety policies and accountability.