Diesel Tech II

Diesel Technician II

As a Diesel Technician II, you'll perform basic to mid-range diagnostics, troubleshooting, maintenance, and most repairs and replacements. Key responsibilities include performing basic to advanced welding, most repairs, preventative maintenance, and replacements in assigned classification. You'll usually work alone on repair orders, perform some training, and assist in advanced welding, brake repair/overhaul, steering/alignment; repairs/adjusts clutches. You'll troubleshoot/repair electrical systems, engine operations, trans/differential operations, air conditioning operation, cooling systems, exhaust systems, and perform basic diagnostics. You'll also perform state inspections and Diesel Tech I duties.

Qualifications and key requirements include 2+ years of experience as a mechanic, a high skilled level of welding (preferred), strong working knowledge of all safety requirements for shop equipment and machinery, including electrical devices, familiarity with 2010 and newer emissions, computer skills, ability to perform intermediate repairs, ability to read schematic diagrams, ability to diagnose/repair electrical shorts, air brake systems, cooling systems, and some engine problems, and possession/maintenance of Tech II-level tools. Education requirements include a HS diploma or GED or equivalent, and licenses/certifications include a current Texas CDL, DOT certified, air conditioning certified, complete TMT training, meet H-E-B driving qualifications, obtain diesel engine overhead certification, and obtain/maintain OEM certification in brakes, suspension, electrical, welding, TIA, and drive train.

Physical demands include working in a team environment, lifting 100 lbs and carrying a distance of 5 ft, work sitting, standing, stooping, bending, and in a prone position, work with hands over head, and climb; work from a ladder. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.