Complete preventive and routine maintenance services on company trucks and trailers according to manufacturer guidelines and DOT regulations, under the supervision and direction of management and administrative staff. Prepare trucks for inspection following company guidelines. Obtain parts from vendors as needed, respond to onsite or offsite maintenance service calls, and diagnose and repair vehicle malfunctions. Examine vehicles to determine needed service and relay details to the Service Writer for creation or updating of repair orders. Document work in the electronic recordkeeping system, including additional services needed but not completed during the visit. Maintain the service truck by cleaning and organizing side boxes, stocking supplies, and performing minor repairs, while ensuring the security of location and vehicle assets and inventory. Replace tires and respond to roadside tire-repair calls using required safety practices. Clean shop areas and maintain organized, safe workspaces. Duties include oil changes and preventive maintenance on petroleum cargo-tank heavy-duty trucks and trailers and auxiliary power units; gearbox changes; cooling-system service; emergency road service; wheel-end work; tire removal and installation; heavy-duty HVAC diagnosis and repair; belt and hose replacement; electrical diagnosis and minor wiring repairs; drivetrain repairs; exhaust repairs; suspension work; and diagnosis and repair of PTO-driven hydraulic pump systems. Use diagnostic software and other available tools to troubleshoot and repair engine, anti-lock braking, overfill prevention, after-treatment, and drivetrain components. Perform repairs or tasks related to earned ASE certification.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED