Diesel Technician

Diesel Technician ClassificationDiesel Technician will inspect, repair trucks, and heavy diesel engine equipped vehicles.Essential FunctionsTest drive and inspect vehicles to diagnose malfunctions; consult with customer on diagnosisRead and interpret diagnostic test resultsRaise trucks, and heavy parts or equipment by using hydraulic jacks or hoistsInspect brake systems, steering mechanisms, transmissions, engines, and other parts of vehiclesDo routine maintenance, such as changing oil, checking batteries, and lubricating equipment and partsAdjust and align wheels, tighten bolts and screws, and attach system componentsRepair or replace malfunctioning components, parts, and other mechanical or electrical equipmentTest-drive vehicles to ensure that they run correctly after repairQualificationsCertificate from college or technical school; or six months to 1-year related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.Diesel repair experience preferredFord certifications a plus, but not requiredEnvironmental conditions employee regularly works indoors around moving mechanical parts. May be exposed to weather extremes when working outside in conditions that include inclement weather, heat, cold, and humidity. Noise level may be loud at times. Exposure to small quantities of chemicals, dust, steam, high-pressure water, and high-speed rotating equipment. Requires wearing common protective or safety equipment. Required to perform work in cramped spaces and/or high places. The diesel technician must perform the essential duties and responsibilities with or without reasonable accommodation efficiently and accurately, and without causing significant safety threat to self or others.