Chassis Mechanic

About the role

Maintenance Technicians are charged with repairing chassis, containers, and trailers. Repair & Replacement work includes but is not limited to, containers, lights, tires, landing legs, brakes and framework.

Responsibilities

• Perform preventative maintenance and annual DOT inspections
• Inspect, repair, and replace brakes and brake drums
• Replace and repair tires
• Troubleshoot and repair chassis lighting and wiring, including dome lights, brake lights, and taillights
• Repair and replace landing legs, bumpers, and framework
• Repair and install suspension components, as well as pneumatic and hydraulic system parts
• Repair and replace air brake systems and air lines
• Perform major and minor structural chassis repairs
• Complete welding and fabrication projects as needed
• Modify, build, and repair metal frames, bodies, and trailer floors
• Perform annual federal/DOT inspections and ensure equipment meets required standards
• Operate appropriate powered industrial equipment as needed
• Perform routine preventative maintenance using industry best practices
• Maintain accurate maintenance and repair records
• Complete required paperwork accurately and on time

Requirements

• A high school diploma or GED
• 3+ years of experience as a chassis or trailer mechanic
• Hands-on experience replacing and repairing:
• Brakes and brake drums
• Tires
• Air lines and air brake systems
• Lighting and wiring
• Bumpers and framework

Qualifications

• Your own mechanic tools, up to 1/2" drive

Skills

• Certifications (IICL, DOT inspection, ASI Brake Certification)

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and basic life and disability insurance benefits
• 401k retirement plan
• Paid time off
• Annual bonus eligibility
• Minimum of 7 holidays throughout the calendar year

Pay

$21.15 - $36.25

Schedule

Flexible schedule to accommodate maintenance needs