Diagnose, repair, and maintain specialty vehicles and trucks, including electrical systems, diesel engines, transmissions, hydraulics, brakes, drivetrains, and other vehicle systems and components. The role also includes small repairs to engine attachments, body leaks and repairs, parts ordering, documentation and record keeping, reviewing DVIRs, completing recalls, moving units as necessary, providing general assistance, and training. The technician is expected to understand service department standards for efficiency, productivity, and effective labor rate, while maintaining cleanliness in their work and workstation. The position requires working alongside other technicians, communicating with colleagues, supervisors, managers, and potentially customers, and learning new products and methods. Technicians may also teach learned skills to lower-level technicians. Other duties may be assigned by leadership.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree