Vehicle Maintenance Technician
About The Position
The Vehicle Maintenance Technician performs repair and preventive maintenance on diesel and gasoline engines and a range of vehicle systems, including brakes, fuel, ignition, electrical, exhaust, suspension, hydraulic, and vehicle and body computer systems. Work covers cars, vans, trucks, trailers, mobile tools, and construction equipment. The technician uses standard automotive tools, electronic diagnostic equipment, cutting and welding equipment, specialized hydraulic test equipment, and a shop computer to enter work orders and time. The position is performed primarily in a garage, including work under and around mechanical equipment, though some work may take place outdoors. The technician follows safety practices, maintains an orderly work area and proper care of garage tools, keeps required records, and may supervise and train other garage personnel. Classroom and on-the-job training are provided; classroom training may be away from the home location. The role may require day, evening, or night tours, overtime, and weekend work.
Requirements
- At least five years of experience as a mechanic or in a closely related field.
- At least six current ASE certifications within the Automobile & Light Truck Certification.
- A current Texas CDL driver's license, or the ability to obtain one within 180 days of getting the position.
- A valid state driver's license for the state of employment and for the equipment maintained.
- Must meet company-established minimum requirements on standard tests for the position.
- Ability to read, write, and perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
- Ability to frequently lift 15 to 120 pounds, frequently shove or pull heavy objects, frequently stoop and crawl in confined areas, and stand for prolonged periods.
- Ability to work regularly with cleaning solvents, gasoline, and other petroleum products.
Responsibilities
- Repair and maintain internal combustion engines and vehicle or equipment components, including derricks, transmissions, brake and electrical systems, ignition and fuel systems, hydraulic systems, steering and running gear, tires, batteries, starters, generators, alternators, carburetors, chassis, and electronic engine emission controls.
- Perform preventive maintenance checks on vehicles and equipment.
- Repair and maintain other related components as required.
- Wear appropriate safety equipment and follow established safety practices and procedures.
- Supervise and train other garage personnel as applicable.
- Maintain reports and records as necessary.
- Keep the work area neat and orderly.
- Use and care for garage tools properly.
- Use a shop computer to input work orders and time.
- Perform additional duties and tasks as required by the Company.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
No Education Listed
