A Tractor Technician

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair mechanical and electrical problems on diesel tractors as indicated on work orders or discovered during inspection.
• Repairs will be made to the following: overheads, minor and major electrical, engine electronic controls, minor and major engine overhaul, clutch replacement and adjustment, differential replacement, transmission overhaul, exhaust repairs, u-joints, cab interior, wheel seals, brakes, air bags and leveling valve, shocks, thermostats, fan hub, air brake valves, air lines, air governor, air compressor, air drier, radiator, hoses, belts, alternators, batteries, lights, kingpins, shackle pins and bushings, drag link and tie rod ends, 5th wheel, wire feed welding and oxyacetylene operation, preventative maintenance, and heating and air conditioning.
• Document completed repairs on a work order.
• Operate tractor. This will include locating tractor and driving it into the shop, then parking equipment on the lot when repairs are completed.
• Customer service. This includes addressing and advising drivers on technical questions concerning their tractor.
• Clean work area. This will include cleaning floors, storing and cleaning shop and personal tools and equipment.
• Trash removal.
• Procure parts. This will include getting parts and materials from the parts room to make repairs to tractors.
• Perform other duties as assigned by supervisory personnel.
• Train less experienced mechanics using hands-on method and answer technical questions as they arise.

Qualifications

Must have advanced set of hand tools, rollaway toolbox, ½ drive impact and sockets, digital volt/ohm/amp meter.