Swing Shift Mechanic

Waste Connections•Centralia, WA

2d•$31 - $37•Onsite

About The Position

We have an immediate position open for a Diesel Mechanic to work on our fleet of trucks in Centralia, WA. Mechanics interested in secure, steady employment are encouraged to apply. Why Waste Connections? With a footprint across North America and nearly 24,000 employees, Waste Connections is a leader in the waste services industry. Our decentralized structure allows for greater flexibility and local decision-making, empowering our teams to make the best choices for their communities. We prioritize safety, integrity, and customer service, fostering a positive and engaging environment for our employees. Our commitment to running a successful, growing business creates endless opportunities for career advancement and a culture that values happy, motivated team members. Join us and be part of a company that truly cares about its people and its future! Pay and Schedule: Pay will start between $31-37/hr Shift is 4, 10-hour shifts Monday - Friday (with a rotating day) from 2 pm-12:30 am

Requirements

A minimum of 2 years of experience in heavy truck equipment maintenance and repair is preferred.
Must have a basic tool set, toolbox, and necessary personal safety equipment.
Proficient in basic computer skills and experience with diagnostic software and laptops.
Welding experience required.
Required to maneuver in and around vehicles to perform routine maintenance and repair tasks.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted is required.
SAFETY SENSITIVE: YES (Must be able to pass drug test)

Nice To Haves

Experience with diesel diagnostic software such as Cummins INSITE, Davie-4, Allison DOC, and Detroit Diesel Diagnostic Software is highly desirable.
Class B CDL is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Service and repair garbage trucks and trailers.
Perform assigned repairs and preventative maintenance tasks on the fleet.
Complete all required paperwork using fleet maintenance software, including repairs, parts usage, and repair times.
Perform MIG welding tasks.
Use laptop and chassis diagnostic tools to troubleshoot issues and test drive trucks after repairs or service.
Effectively communicate with drivers regarding morning and afternoon issues.
Understand service schedules and repairs.
Keep the shop clean and organized, adhering to safety standards.
Conduct regular equipment safety checks and maintain service inventory.
Review and address repairs listed on Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports (DVIR).
Maintain a clean and safe work environment by corporate policies and OSHA standards.