Road Trailer Technician

Metromont•Greenville, SC

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Road Trailer Technician is responsible for monitoring trailers used in the haul department, taking care of basic repairs, and assisting in keeping the yard free of objects that can damage truck and trailer tires. This role involves ensuring trailers are in good working condition, performing necessary maintenance, and adhering to safety and environmental policies.

Requirements

Good mechanical aptitude
Ability to trouble shoot basic trailer electrical and air systems
Must be safety-conscious
Able to work independently following a provided priority list
Ability to use hand tools for repairs/maintenance items
Ability to learn to drive tractors, buggies or other vehicles in the yard safely
Able to read tape measure to 1/16
Able to read wiring and pneumatic schematics
Ability to read work instructions and perform basic math to estimate materials
Ability to adapt to changes in work schedules, tasks, or processes
Values and demonstrates safe working behaviors
High school diploma or GED equivalent preferred
1-2 years hands-on maintenance experience

Responsibilities

Check and bring loaded trailer tires to appropriate air pressure before leaving yard.
Identify damaged trailer tires needing repair or replacement before leaving yard or being loaded.
Change lights and make small electrical repairs to lights on trailers as needed.
Repair small air leaks on trailers as needed.
Identify and tag trailers needing major maintenance/repairs requiring outside supplier.
Monitor and schedule trailer annual DOT inspections prior to expiration date to stay compliant.
Pull magnet through yard daily to pick up metal debris (rebar, mesh pieces, strand, bolts, etc.) to eliminate tire damage hazards.
Wash and clean Metromont trucks and trailers as time allows.
Adhere to environmental and stormwater pollution prevention policies.
Housekeeping as necessary to maintain work area, tools and equipment in a clean and orderly manner.
Must adhere to all Metromont and OSHA safety rules and regulations.