Trailer Mechanic

Trailer MechanicTrailer MechanicMinimum qualifications: 1 year of verifiable experience in heavy-duty maintenance and/or time in an entry-level Technician role A valid driver's license Able to perform safety inspections of equipment and prepare safety documentation Basic computer skills Available to work a variety of shifts, including days, evenings, nights and weekends Brake inspection qualified as defined in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations, Section 369.25 Vehicle Inspection qualified in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations, Section 369.19 Basic hand tools required for heavy-duty trailer maintenance Preferred qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent work-related or military experience Prior mechanical experience such as automotive or skilled trades Diesel tech school diploma Previous or current ASE certifications Basic welding skills (Oxy/Acetylene, MIG and ARC)About the Trailer Mechanic job Pay, benefits and more: Experienced Trailer Mechanics can earn up to $32.70/hour NOT including shift premium $1/hour increase for 2nd shift 2:00pm-10:30pm Monday - Friday $3/hour increase for 3rd shift 10:00pm-6:30am Monday - Friday Company-provided uniforms Tool allowance of $400 per quarter Full health insurance benefits on day one Life and disability insurance Earn up to 13 days of PTO over your first year, with accruals starting on day one 9 paid company holidays 401(k) option with company match Education assistance This is a Motor Carrier Act Exempt positionWhat you'll do on a typical day: Perform routine maintenance functions and adjustments on trailing equipment, in compliance with the manufacturers, DOT, and company schedules Access any area of the equipment to perform necessary maintenance, including inspecting and performing work in, on or under parts of trailers Repair or rebuild all or part of equipment systems Abide by DOT, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Interstate Authority, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and other rules and regulations Maintain proficiency in equipment and technologies that enhance our productivity Move trailers throughout the property, and operate a hostler in all types of weather Enter job times and parts on repair orders to track activity Operate specialized tooling and vehicles Ensure the work area is always clean, safe, and organized Interact with operations and shop management Trailer Mechanics are required to: Lift objects of various shapes, sizes, and weights frequently up to 50 lbs. and occasionally more than 75 lbs. Safely walk and stand for extended periods on various surfaces that may be uneven or slippery, including working outdoors in inclement weather Reach (including above your head), bend, climb, push, pull, twist, squat and kneel Walk and stand for extended periods on a loading dock that is not climate-controlled and may be slippery