Technician II

Texas Disposal Systems•Converse, TX

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About The Position

The Technician II assists with maintenance tasks for company assets and supports maintenance staff with overhauling minor components, installing replacements, performing electrical, hydraulic, and computer diagnostics, and completing scheduled and unscheduled preventive maintenance. The role also includes maintaining repair documentation, service truck readiness, inventory, and a clean workspace; attending continuing-education training; and carrying out other duties as assigned. The employee may be required to drive a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight not exceeding 26,000 pounds.

Requirements

At least one year of verifiable preventive maintenance experience, or a technical degree with demonstrated knowledge of maintenance on Class 8 vehicles, or a DOT Inspector License under 49 CFR Part 396.19.
Must possess own tools.
Familiarity with shop equipment and safety practices.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
Basic automotive knowledge.
Basic understanding of oil sampling theory and practices.
Mechanical aptitude and demonstrated aptitude for maintaining and repairing equipment.
Ability to read labels, safety warnings, and guidelines.
Ability to learn basic computer skills to communicate, document daily work and progress, and track procurements and repair status.
Ability to pay attention to detail and remain alert to ensure safety.
Ability to understand and follow instructions and communicate with coworkers.
Ability to function effectively in a fast-paced environment.
Valid Class C driver’s license.
Safe driving record for the past three years.
Current State Inspector License or ability to obtain one within 90 days of employment.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or its equivalent.
Class B commercial driver’s license.
Safe driving for the last five years.
Formal training in preventive maintenance operations.
Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certification or ability to obtain certification.

Responsibilities

Perform preventive maintenance according to set schedules and within standard repair times.
Identify faults and out-of-service criteria during vehicle inspections and make repairs in a timely manner.
Notify the supervisor immediately of parts that need to be ordered.
Perform basic diagnostic work and use gauges for hydraulic diagnosis and computer software for engine and transmission diagnosis.
Replace known failed auxiliary components, including brakes, sensors, starters, alternators, and hydraulic cylinders, in a timely manner and without comebacks; work is subject to periodic audits.
May assist in training Tech 1 employees or auditing Preventive Maintenance Inspections.
Assist with more complex repairs, including turbos and EGR components, fuel filter housings, oil thermostats or housings, air compressors, and differentials.
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment when and where required.
Immediately report safety violations and correct unsafe acts or conditions.
Comply with company safety policies and applicable state and federal regulations.
Track time in accordance with company procedures.
Maintain service truck readiness, including safety equipment, tools, equipment, and cleanliness.
Maintain repair order documentation, including repair descriptions, parts and fluids used, and repair times.
Perform monthly inventories as required.
Maintain a clean workspace.
Attend training sessions for continuing education.
Perform other duties as assigned.