Diesel Fleet Mechanic

Position Purpose Responsible for the storage and movement of materials and finished goods including: Shipping & Receiving Warehousing Order Filling, Picking, and Packing Inventory Control & Records Management Dispatch Developing transport schedules, methods, and routes Analyzing and projecting transportation costs Coordinating customs clearances and permits Maintaining, loading, packing and driving vehicles Evaluating, selecting, and managing ongoing relationships with external transport providers (e.g., fuel suppliers, trucking/shipping companies, etc.) Acquiring and managing fleet vehicles Position Purpose Responsible for the storage and movement of materials and finished goods including: Shipping & Receiving Warehousing Order Filling, Picking, and Packing Inventory Control & Records Management Dispatch Developing transport schedules, methods, and routes Analyzing and projecting transportation costs Coordinating customs clearances and permits Maintaining, loading, packing and driving vehicles Evaluating, selecting, and managing ongoing relationships with external transport providers (e.g., fuel suppliers, trucking/shipping companies, etc.) Acquiring and managing fleet vehicles Job Summary The Fleet/ Preventative Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for performing maintenance of fleet and power equipment. Responsibilities Provide technical, customer relations, and personnel management for major programs and projects Performs repairs to the fleet and powered equipment as needed Completes required maintenance documentation as necessary Obtains fuel and fuel equipment/vehicles when necessary Performs duties of the fleet manager in the absence Performs special projects as assigned by the fleet manager, facility manager, or designee Qualifications Education High School Diploma or equivalent required Experience 1-year fleet/facility maintenance Skills Valid Class A license with tanker and hazmat endorsement General understanding of woodworking, painting, drywall, grounds keeping, vehicle/building maintenance, refrigeration, plumbing, processing equipment, and welding accepted practices and procedures Familiarity with Department of Transportation (DOT) and OSHA regulations Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications Prioritizing, executing and follow up on work orders Purchase of services/equipment #J-18808-Ljbffr