Senior Diesel Mechanic

Labor Finders•Dublin, GA

12d

About The Position

Skills: Inspect diesel engines for defects or malfunctioning and diagnose problems with the help of computerized diagnostic equipment Perform different routine tasks, like changing oil and filters Repair or replace faulty components of the engine Test vehicles so that they may be performed efficiently after repairs Optimize the power output and fuel efficiency by adjusting the engine controls Fuel Injection Service and repair Brake service and repair on diesel-powered vehicles Rebuild or replace the transmission or parts in the powertrain Evacuate malfunctions in electrical systems Service and repair exhaust gas and emission control systems Repair and maintenance of ac and heating systems in diesel engines fabricate parts and components when the frame or parts of the vehicles are severely damaged and weakened – welding equipment Follow and interpret the reading in the technical manuals for proper repair and service Keep records of repairs and servicing Counsel customers on problems and required repairs on their vehicles Estimate cost and time for jobs Order supplies, parts, maintain inventory Maintain the cleanliness and organization of work areas and tools Comply with safety procedures and regulations Preventive maintenance to minimize breakdowns Upgrade or retrofit older diesel engines to meet current emissions standards Troubleshoot problems in hydraulic systems of construction equipment and repair them Mentor junior mechanics or even train apprentices Be in line with the newest technologies trickle-down in diesel engines and new servicing/repair techniques. Your Gain: What you may gain while on the job: Staying active — This job will keep you busy and constantly moving throughout the day. Communication skills — provide information and coordinating with supervisors, co-workers, and external partners to carry out job logistics and daily responsibilities. Learning opportunity — a chance to pick up a wide variety of useful skills. Teaching & mentoring skills — helping train and prepare new employees for the job. Rewarding career — opportunities for advancement to supervisory or management roles.... INTERESTED? Please come in office Monday-Friday 8AM-2PM. We are located at 1813 Rice Ave. Dublin, GA 31021. Be sure to bring in 2 forms of ID in which are in compliance with the I-9 processes. If you have any questions, please give us a call at 478-304-1133!

Requirements

Inspect diesel engines for defects or malfunctioning and diagnose problems with the help of computerized diagnostic equipment
Perform different routine tasks, like changing oil and filters
Repair or replace faulty components of the engine
Test vehicles so that they may be performed efficiently after repairs
Optimize the power output and fuel efficiency by adjusting the engine controls
Fuel Injection Service and repair
Brake service and repair on diesel-powered vehicles
Rebuild or replace the transmission or parts in the powertrain
Evacuate malfunctions in electrical systems
Service and repair exhaust gas and emission control systems
Repair and maintenance of ac and heating systems in diesel engines
fabricate parts and components when the frame or parts of the vehicles are severely damaged and weakened – welding equipment
Follow and interpret the reading in the technical manuals for proper repair and service
Keep records of repairs and servicing
Counsel customers on problems and required repairs on their vehicles
Estimate cost and time for jobs
Order supplies, parts, maintain inventory
Maintain the cleanliness and organization of work areas and tools
Comply with safety procedures and regulations
Preventive maintenance to minimize breakdowns
Upgrade or retrofit older diesel engines to meet current emissions standards
Troubleshoot problems in hydraulic systems of construction equipment and repair them
Mentor junior mechanics or even train apprentices
Be in line with the newest technologies trickle-down in diesel engines and new servicing/repair techniques

Responsibilities

Inspect diesel engines for defects or malfunctioning and diagnose problems with the help of computerized diagnostic equipment
Perform different routine tasks, like changing oil and filters
Repair or replace faulty components of the engine
Test vehicles so that they may be performed efficiently after repairs
Optimize the power output and fuel efficiency by adjusting the engine controls
Fuel Injection Service and repair
Brake service and repair on diesel-powered vehicles
Rebuild or replace the transmission or parts in the powertrain
Evacuate malfunctions in electrical systems
Service and repair exhaust gas and emission control systems
Repair and maintenance of ac and heating systems in diesel engines
fabricate parts and components when the frame or parts of the vehicles are severely damaged and weakened – welding equipment
Follow and interpret the reading in the technical manuals for proper repair and service
Keep records of repairs and servicing
Counsel customers on problems and required repairs on their vehicles
Estimate cost and time for jobs
Order supplies, parts, maintain inventory
Maintain the cleanliness and organization of work areas and tools
Comply with safety procedures and regulations
Preventive maintenance to minimize breakdowns
Upgrade or retrofit older diesel engines to meet current emissions standards
Troubleshoot problems in hydraulic systems of construction equipment and repair them
Mentor junior mechanics or even train apprentices
Be in line with the newest technologies trickle-down in diesel engines and new servicing/repair techniques