Diesel Fleet Mechanic - Day Shift

Job DetailsJob Location: Greer Hauling - Greer, SC 29651Salary Range: $30.00 - $36.00 HourlyBuild your career with an experienced team that offers large-company stability with a local, small-company atmosphere. This is a full-time, day-shift fleet mechanic position maintaining and repairing a fleet of commercial waste trucks and support equipment. This position is designed for an experienced diesel or heavy-duty mechanic who can independently diagnose and repair common truck problems and keep equipment in service. Our mechanics work as part of an experienced maintenance team with strong technical support and leadership. At this level, you will be expected to troubleshoot problems, make repair decisions, and complete most routine and intermediate repairs independently. BENEFITS Health insurance – medical, dental, and vision plans available (employee contribution required) 401(k) with company match Paid time off (PTO) Paid holidays Paid on-the-job training Company-paid uniforms and work boots Monthly tool allowance Consistent, year-round work Regular overtime SCHEDULE This is a day-shift position, Monday through Friday, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM. WHAT YOU'LL DO Support the morning launch of the fleet, responding to mechanical problems identified by drivers and independently troubleshooting and repairing issues to get trucks safely into service. Diagnose mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, air, and other common commercial-truck problems. Perform preventive maintenance (PM) services and comprehensive vehicle inspections as needed. Review driver DVIRs, diagnose reported problems, and complete necessary repairs. Diagnose and repair air brake systems and drum and disc brake components. Diagnose and repair electrical and starting/charging system problems. Diagnose and repair air systems, steering and suspension components, cooling systems, and other chassis-related systems. Troubleshoot and repair hydraulic systems and components used on waste collection equipment. Remove and replace failed components and assemblies and complete other mechanical repairs within your training and experience. Remove, install, repair, and replace commercial truck tires and wheels. Perform operational checks as appropriate to verify repairs and proper equipment operation. Recognize problems requiring advanced diagnosis, major repair, specialized equipment, or additional assistance and communicate those issues to your supervisor. Identify and order parts needed for repairs and help ensure required parts and supplies are available when needed. Maintain an accurate inventory of commonly used parts and supplies. Monitor equipment failures and parts usage and communicate with your supervisor about parts that should be stocked based on recurring failures and fleet needs. Accurately document inspections, diagnosis, maintenance, and repairs performed, including work completed and parts used. Clearly communicate equipment condition, repair status, and safety concerns to your supervisor and other members of the maintenance team. Remove from service and lock out trucks or equipment that are unsafe to operate in accordance with Company procedures, and immediately communicate the condition to your supervisor. Verify that repairs have corrected reported problems and that equipment is safe to return to service when authorized to do so. Maintain tools, shop equipment, and work areas in safe and organized condition. Follow Company safety procedures and properly use required tools and personal protective equipment. This is not an entry-level mechanic position. Successful candidates should be comfortable working independently and have enough commercial-truck or heavy-equipment experience to diagnose common problems and complete repairs without continuous supervision. Qualifications Professional mechanical experience with diesel trucks, commercial vehicles, heavy equipment, or similar equipment. Demonstrated ability to independently troubleshoot and repair common mechanical problems. Ability to diagnose and repair commercial vehicle brake, air, electrical, steering, suspension, cooling, and related systems. Experience with hydraulic systems preferred; waste-industry equipment experience is a plus but is not required. Ability to perform preventive maintenance, inspections, tire work, brake work, component replacement, and other routine and intermediate truck repairs. Ability to use common diagnostic equipment, electrical test equipment, hand tools, power tools, and pneumatic tools. Must meet applicable requirements for performing commercial motor vehicle brake work. Candidates should have at least one year of qualifying commercial vehicle brake experience or have completed an applicable brake training program. Ability to identify and order repair parts, maintain parts inventory, and recognize recurring parts needs. Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record required. CDL is not required. Ability to pass a pre-employment motor vehicle record (MVR) check. Ability to safely lift and handle truck tires, parts, tools, and other components required for the position. Ability to read and understand work orders, DVIRs, service information, wiring diagrams, maintenance information, and safety instructions. Ability to accurately document diagnosis and repairs and clearly communicate equipment problems and safety concerns. Dependable attendance and ability to work the required 6:00 AM–6:00 PM, Monday–Friday schedule. Ability to work independently, prioritize repairs, and recognize when a problem requires additional technical assistance. Ability to pass a pre-employment criminal background check consistent with the requirements of the position. #J-18808-Ljbffr Meridian Waste